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Iso - Syöte Overview

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Iso - Syöte

A forested landscape surround the ski runs on Isö-Syöte, formerly two resorts but officially merged in 1994 to make one of Finland's biggest, as well as most southerly ski centres.. There is no real resort but log cabins are a popular and cosy form of local accommodation. Average snow depth in April is 62cm, with 17 hours of daylight in which to enjoy it.

Elevation

  • Summit
    1414ft
  • Vertical Drop
    629ft
  • Base
    780ft

Terrain

Beginner Runs

7%

Intermediate Runs

24%

Advanced Runs

38%

Expert Runs

31%

Longest Run

1 MILES

Lifts

  • Total Number Of Lifts: 10
  • Gondolas & Trams: 0
  • Eight Person Lifts: 0
  • High Speed Sixes: 0
  • High Speed Quads: 0
  • Quad Chairs: 0
  • Triple Chairs: 0
  • Double Chairs: 0
  • Surface Lifts: 10

Tourist Office

93280

Finland

Phone: 358 201 476471

rinnetoimisto@isosyote.com

Important Dates

Projected Opening Ski Season: N/A

Projected Closing Ski Season: 05/01/2011

Years Open: 13

Common Misspellings

Iso-Syote, Isosyote

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