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Photo: Per Lundströn, Visit Levi
This about 9 kilometer trail offers nice, changing xc-skiing landscape for skiers with a little bit more experience! The LED lights are on from morning 6 am to evening 11 pm.
Isoporo trail follows the same path as the pikkuporo and ensilumen latu (First-snow xc-skiing trail) and separates from the pikkuporo-trail before the hissi 5-kota / hut. This is the longest loop-trail near the Levi centre and rakkavaara-cabin area. Landscape varies from flat to little up- and downhills on the way.
Author’s recommendation
There are no cafeterias or fire places next on the trail, but at the lift-5 there is a hut for public use. Note! The hut is open only when lift is operating.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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5-hissin kota / hutSafety information
It is recommended to ski counterclockwise on this trail. The final section of the trail follows the same track as the Valoraka loop, where the direction of travel is counterclockwise.
Tips and suggestions
Real-time cross-country skiing trail maintaining map you can find from here
5-hissin kota / hut
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Levi Ski Bus operates from South Point and Rakkavaara-cabin area to the Levi centre.
For more information and ski bus timetables you can find from here.
Get Timetable to destination
Parking
There is a parking area at the bottom of Levi front slopes, next to the Zero Point (address: hissitie 8).Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
You can buy cross-country skiing trail map from the Levi Tourist Information (address: torikuja 5).
Realtime Ski Track Grooming service you can find from here.
Equipment
Cross-country skis (classic or skating), cross-country ski sticks, light backpack (approx. 5 to 10 liters) with wind cover if necessary, cross-country ski boots, weather appropiate clothing, hat/headband, light gloves, snacks and drinking water if necessary, thermos flask with a hot drink if necessary, firstaid kit, mobile phone, headlight and reflectors if necessary, bivouac sack and emergency blanket if necessary.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions