Alavus Ski Trails
A map of 23 Ski Trails in Alavus.
Töysän 30 km latu, Alavus
The Töysä 30-km ski trail in Alavus offers a serene, 30-kilometer circular route through forests, fields, and cultural landscapes. Rest areas include laavu, homes, and a wilderness hut. The trail also offers an alternative to touring the entire route, ski from Iivari School to the Isokallio wilderness hut or the Kaunisto laavu.
Ojalankankaan valaistu latu
The Ojalankangas outdoor trail in Alavus is a multi-purpose recreational area. In winter, it functions as a ski trail, and during snow-free periods, it is suitable for walking and cycling. The trail system was updated with new signage in 2022 and comprises three distinct paths: the entire outdoor trail at 0.9 km, and two fitness trails, A and B, each measuring 0.3 km. Amenities along the route include a campfire site and a children's playground.
Kirkonkylän latu
The Lintukallio loop is one of three sub-trails on the Iivari outdoor trail. A signpost map at the parking lot aids in choosing a trail. At the Lintukallio trailhead, bird stories from the "Secrets of Our Forests" project are available.
Yhdyslatu Tuuri-Alavus latu
Kirkkovuoren valaistu latu
The Kirkkovuori ski trail in Alavus spans over 10 kilometers, incorporating a connecting trail to Tuurinkoski laavu. The trail features resting spots like Rastilaavu and Leijonakota. In winter, it functions as a lit ski trail and traverses varied terrain, including Kuoppavuori, Haaravuori, and Korkiavuori.
Kirkkovuoren ympäryslatu
Taipaleenkylän latu
Mäenvuoren valaistu latu
Sapsalammen hiihtolatu
Rantatöysän valaistu latu
Vetolan latu
Jokivarren valaistu kuntolatu
Kätkänjoen valaistu latu
Katteluksen valaistu latu
Sulkavankylän valaistu kuntolatu
Pollarin latu
Asemaseudun latu
Virin valaistu latu
Alavudenjärven latu
Vähäjärven latu
Aseman urheilukentän latu
Kontiaisten valaistu latu
Tervasmäen latu
Okslammen latu
Kaukolan valaistu latu
Ski Trails in Alavus
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Note: Our database was last synced in 2026. While we strive for accuracy, always consult the official website which we display on each place or route or notices at the trail for safety-critical updates or seasonal closures.
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