Ylläs: One of Finland's biggest ski areas.

Ylläs has 62 slopes split between two villages, Äkäslompolo (north) and Ylläsjärvi (south), connected by ski runs but separated by a 20-minute drive.

Ylläs has 62 slopes split between two villages, Äkäslompolo (north) and Ylläsjärvi (south), connected by ski runs but separated by a 20-minute drive. Äkäslompolo has the livelier evening scene: Sport Resort Ylläs for après and Restaurant Otso for the rest of the night. No mega-club. Quieter, older, more couples than Levi. Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park is the third-biggest in Finland.

Äkäslompolo's busiest après spot at the slopes.

Ylläsjärvi pub-restaurant: taps, pub food, sports.

Village favourite with rooms in both Äkäslompolo and Ylläsjärvi: late dinner and drinks.

Äkäs and Ylläsjärvi are 20 minutes apart by road; plan the taxi in advance.

Last call is around 02:00, earlier than Levi.

National Park covers 1 020 km²; silence is the actual draw.