Saariselkä mountain biking trails
Route
Description
Saariselän maastopyöräilyreitit is a large summer-season mountain biking line through the Saariselkä–Kiilopää fell area in Inari. On our map the ride is about 57.5 km as one continuous route, not a closed loop, linking Kakslauttanen, Kiilopää, Saariselkä village, Kaunispää, and forest sections toward Moitakuru and Palo...
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Trail info
Point-to-point style network segment on our line (is_loop false); local brochures describe circuits such as Luulampi–Iisakkipää–Kiilopää as round trips that can be combined with village links. Connections include the Kiilopää–Kakslauttanen–Muotkanmaja bike route, Open Fell Biking loop 7, and shared corridors with the lit ski trail in places.
Route direction
Area routes are described as marked for mountain biking; orange route marking is mentioned on some Inari-area heritage rides in local listings, while national park sections follow Metsähallitus hiking and biking signage—carry the current PDF map for detail.
Route Signs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Activities allowed
Bike
Activity
Hike / Walk
Activity
Terrain & conditions
57.5 km
Distance
Allow at least three hours for a modest slice of the network and a full day or two for the full mapped line and photo stops; Roll Outdoors suggests budgeting at least three hours when exploring the Saariselkä–Kiilopää trails.
Est. Time
Mixed singletrack and wider forest paths, gravel and sand bases on former ski and snowmobile corridors, rocky fell sections toward Kaunispää and open tundra-style ground; wet boardwalks possible on older lines.
Surface
Point-to-Point, Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Partial Shade
Shade
Moderate Traffic
Traffic
Location
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Our data was researched from Inari, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.
Saariselkä mountain biking trails57.5 km
Route
Description
Saariselän maastopyöräilyreitit is a large summer-season mountain biking line through the Saariselkä–Kiilopää fell area in Inari. On our map the ride is about 57.5 km as one continuous route, not a closed loop, linking Kakslauttanen, Kiilopää, Saariselkä village, Kaunispää, and forest sections toward Moitakuru and Palo...
Managed by
Trail info
Location
Point-to-point style network segment on our line (is_loop false); local brochures describe circuits such as Luulampi–Iisakkipää–Kiilopää as round trips that can be combined with village links. Connections include the Kiilopää–Kakslauttanen–Muotkanmaja bike route, Open Fell Biking loop 7, and shared corridors with the lit ski trail in places.
Route direction
Area routes are described as marked for mountain biking; orange route marking is mentioned on some Inari-area heritage rides in local listings, while national park sections follow Metsähallitus hiking and biking signage—carry the current PDF map for detail.
Route Signs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Location
Activities allowed
Bike
Activity
Hike / Walk
Activity
Terrain & conditions
57.5 km
Distance
Allow at least three hours for a modest slice of the network and a full day or two for the full mapped line and photo stops; Roll Outdoors suggests budgeting at least three hours when exploring the Saariselkä–Kiilopää trails.
Est. Time
Mixed singletrack and wider forest paths, gravel and sand bases on former ski and snowmobile corridors, rocky fell sections toward Kaunispää and open tundra-style ground; wet boardwalks possible on older lines.
Surface
Point-to-Point, Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Partial Shade
Shade
Moderate Traffic
Traffic
Explore nearby
Rate & Review
Be the first to write a review for "Saariselkä mountain biking trails"
Share a photo from a recent trip
Answers to your questions
Our data was researched from Inari, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.