Ylläs mountain biking trails outside the national park
Route
Description
Ylläs mountain biking trails outside the national park is a long summer mountain-bike network of about 89.8 km around the Ylläs fells in Kolari, Lapland. It stitches together village roads, marked summer trails, and lift-adjacent tracks outside the core of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park while staying wired into the...
Trail info
The network is not a simple loop on our page; plan village-to-village or use out-and-back segments from Kellokas or Äkäslompolo parking.
Route direction
Follow the official Ylläs summer trail map: junction posts and trail classes for bike-allowed routes are updated digitally on map.yllas.fi. Brown hiking waymarks appear at many junctions; where hiking and biking share tread, ride predictably and announce passes.
Route Signs
Dogs (On Leash)
Dogs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Activities allowed
Hike / Walk
Activity
Bike
Activity
Terrain & conditions
89.8 km
Distance
Typically 2–4 days on the full ~90 km network for touring pace; fit riders may finish in a long weekend or two full days. Day rides on shorter loops near Kellokas or the lakes are often 2–6 hours.
Est. Time
Mixed mountain-bike surfaces: smooth gravel and forest road connectors, rooty and rocky singletrack sections, occasional duckboards in mires, and short resort crossings; exact difficulty varies by segment—use map.yllas.fi ratings.
Surface
Point-to-Point, Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Light Traffic
Traffic
Partial Shade
Shade
Location
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Our data was researched from Kolari, 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.
Ylläs mountain biking trails outside the national park89.8 km
Route
Description
Ylläs mountain biking trails outside the national park is a long summer mountain-bike network of about 89.8 km around the Ylläs fells in Kolari, Lapland. It stitches together village roads, marked summer trails, and lift-adjacent tracks outside the core of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park while staying wired into the...
Price
Voluntary Ylläs visitor trail fee supports the trail network: typical options are 10 euros per day, 25 euros per week, or 50 euros per summer or winter season, payable via MobilePay, map purchase, card, or listed employee-benefit apps.
10 € – 50 €
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Location
The network is not a simple loop on our page; plan village-to-village or use out-and-back segments from Kellokas or Äkäslompolo parking.
Route direction
Follow the official Ylläs summer trail map: junction posts and trail classes for bike-allowed routes are updated digitally on map.yllas.fi. Brown hiking waymarks appear at many junctions; where hiking and biking share tread, ride predictably and announce passes.
Route Signs
Dogs (On Leash)
Dogs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Location
Activities allowed
Hike / Walk
Activity
Bike
Activity
Terrain & conditions
89.8 km
Distance
Typically 2–4 days on the full ~90 km network for touring pace; fit riders may finish in a long weekend or two full days. Day rides on shorter loops near Kellokas or the lakes are often 2–6 hours.
Est. Time
Mixed mountain-bike surfaces: smooth gravel and forest road connectors, rooty and rocky singletrack sections, occasional duckboards in mires, and short resort crossings; exact difficulty varies by segment—use map.yllas.fi ratings.
Surface
Point-to-Point, Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Light Traffic
Traffic
Partial Shade
Shade
Explore nearby
Rate & Review
Be the first to write a review for "Ylläs mountain biking trails outside the national park"
Share a photo from a recent trip
Answers to your questions
Our data was researched from Kolari, 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.