Levitunturi, Fell in Sirkka, Kittilä, Finland
Levitunturi rises to 1,742 feet (531 meters) above sea level and serves as the centerpiece of Finland's largest ski resort with 43 slopes and extensive winter sports facilities.
The development of Levi as a ski resort began in the late twentieth century, transforming from a modest hill into Finland's premier winter destination hosting FIS Alpine Ski World Cup slalom races since the 1990s.
The region reflects Sami indigenous heritage through local crafts, traditional music performances, and storytelling sessions, while winter festivals celebrate Lapland hospitality with reindeer rides and illumination displays during Christmas season.
Visitors can reach Levi from Kittilä Airport located 11 miles (17 kilometers) away via shuttle or rental car, with accommodation options ranging from luxury hotels to cozy cottages near the slopes.
Winners of the women's World Cup slalom race at Levi receive a reindeer as their prize, though the animals remain on a nearby farm symbolizing the region's deep connection to traditional reindeer herding.
Location: Kittilä
GPS coordinates: 67.78441,24.85573
Latest update: November 28, 2025 18:03
This collection presents locations in the polar and subpolar regions of the Northern Hemisphere where aurora borealis can be observed. The sites included lie within the auroral zone, where geomagnetic activity regularly produces natural light displays in the night sky. The list encompasses various landscape types, including national parks, geothermal areas, mountains, islands, fjords, and arctic territories. In Iceland, Þingvellir National Park offers a tectonic rift valley setting for aurora viewing, while the black sand beaches of Vík and the geothermal zone of Mývatn provide different natural backdrops. Mount Kirkjufell near Grundarfjörður is frequently photographed with northern lights overhead. In Scandinavia, the auroral zones of Tromsø and Kiruna, the Lofoten Islands, North Cape, Abisko National Park, and arctic stations in Finland such as Kakslauttanen, Levi, and Rovaniemi provide access to viewing areas at varying latitudes. North America contributes the Fairbanks area in Alaska and Denali National Park to this collection. Greenland offers observation points from the ice sheet near Kangerlussuaq and the fjord region around Nuuk. These locations span latitudes between 60 and 70 degrees north, where auroral displays occur most frequently during the dark months.
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