Himos Ski Resort

Ski resort in Western Finland, Finland · 13 lifts · 12 slopes, 7.3 km

Out of season — all lifts closed. Usually the skiing season starts late November here

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Lifts

13 total
112
Open Closed On hold

Usually the skiing season starts late November here

  • Closed 10
    Start – end
    90 m – 224 m
  • Closed 9
    Start – end
    90 m – 231 m
  • Closed Hissi 1
    Start – end
    85 m – 208 m
  • Closed Hissi 11
    Start – end
    87 m – 199 m
  • Closed Hissi 12
    Start – end
    87 m – 199 m
  • Closed Hissi 14
    Start – end
    86 m – 160 m
  • Closed Hissi 15
    Start – end
    85 m – 158 m
  • Closed Hissi 18 Peikkosompa
    Start – end
    85 m – 104 m
  • Closed Hissi 2
    Start – end
    85 m – 216 m
  • Closed Hissi 3
    Start – end
    85 m – 216 m
  • Closed Hissi 5
    Start – end
    98 m – 222 m
  • Closed Hissi 6
    Start – end
    98 m – 222 m
  • Closed Drag lift
    Start – end
    86 m – 119 m

Slopes 12 · 7.3 km

  • Beginner2 · 315 m
  • Easy2 · 868 m
  • Intermediate3 · 2.8 km
  • Advanced5 · 3.3 km

Season

Ski seasonlate Nov - mid Apr

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Today10 Nov
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Wednesday11 Nov
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Thursday12 Nov
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About Himos Ski Resort

Himos is one of more than 75 ski resorts in Finland. It is located in the Central Finland region of the larger Western Finland in the Karelides Mountains at an altitude between 84 and 235 m with a difference of 151 m. It is the nearest ski resort to the city of Jyväskylä. The main feature of Himos ski resort is that it is the biggest ski area in this part of the country with more than 10 km of slopes and more than 15 ski lifts in total. It is best suitable for intermediate and advanced skiing — most of its slopes are red and black. The most common type of ski lift is a T-bar. The Himos season is from late November to mid-April in general.

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