March in Lapland

Levi is one of the top destinations to visit in Lapland thanks to the range of outdoor activities, opportunities to search for the Northern Lights and its pristine wilderness location north of the Arctic Circle. Renowned for its world-class skiing and snowboarding, Levi also offers unique experiences like reindeer safaris, husky sledding, horse riding and snowmobile adventures. The resort centre has a great winter atmosphere at the foot of the slopes, with plenty of exciting bars and restaurants.

Saariselkä's popularity in Lapland stems from its breathtaking Northern Lights displays, extensive winter activities like husky safaris and snowmobiling, and authentic Sami culture. Its appeal lies in offering unforgettable Arctic adventures amidst stunning natural landscapes.

The short answer is yes!

In fact, March is the prime time for skiing in Lapland, which is when the slopes are fully open. You'll be able to explore the entire terrain - whether that's cruising along the picturesque cross-country trails or carving turns down the slopes. Plus, because you're visiting well after the peak Christmas rush, you'll enjoy much quieter slopes - what could be better? 

March is the best time to visit Lapland if you want to experience that classic, deep winter snow. The snow cover reaches its peak depth this month, leaving a fluffy layer of pure white snow everywhere you look. 

Unlike the freezing 'Kaamos' period of December and January, March brings significantly longer daylight hours and milder temperatures. The sun sits higher in the sky, giving you the perfect climate to explore this Arctic playground without feeling frozen - whether you're skiing, husky sledding or snowmobiling.