Pallas

Pallas - The Hidden Gem of Finnish Lapland

Pallas, nestled within the stunning Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, is one of Finnish Lapland’s most captivating winter destinations. Known for its untouched natural beauty, Pallas offers an inviting atmosphere and a true connection to the wilderness. Whether you’re cross-country skiing through snow-covered forests or hiking along fells, Pallas provides a serene escape where visitors return year after year to experience its tranquil magic.

Pallas, located in the heart of the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, offers a uniquely authentic Lapland experience. With its welcoming atmosphere and breathtaking surroundings, Pallas is a destination where both adventure and relaxation come naturally. Whether you’re here for a winter getaway or a summer retreat, the beauty of the fells and the charm of this secluded region will steal your heart.

The peaceful setting of Pallas is perfect for those seeking an escape into nature. As one of the most unspoiled areas in Lapland, it attracts nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts from across the world. The traditional Lapland Hotels Pallas, along with wilderness huts and cottages, offer an ideal base for exploring this remarkable region.

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Activities

In winter, Pallas transforms into a pristine snow-covered wonderland, perfect for outdoor adventures. Cross-country skiing is the main attraction, with over 500 kilometers of groomed trails that wind through the national park’s fells and forests. 

For those looking for more excitement, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and snow kiting are popular activities in Pallas. As the dark Arctic nights set in, Pallas becomes one of the best spots in Finland for viewing the Northern Lights. The remote location ensures minimal light pollution, making it the perfect place to witness this stunning natural display.

Accommodation

Pallas offers a range of accommodation options that allow you to connect with nature while enjoying comfort. The historic Lapland Hotels Pallas provides modern amenities and warm hospitality, while those seeking a more rustic adventure can stay in wilderness huts or camp under the stars.