Kauhava Ski Trails
A map of 12 Ski Trails in Kauhava.
Kirkonkylän valaistu latu
The Kirkonkylä illuminated ski trail in Kortesjärvi, Kauhava, is approximately 2 km long and suitable for both freestyle and traditional skiing. It follows the illuminated fitness track, circling the sports field, and features easy, almost flat terrain. The area includes a maintenance building with changing rooms and toilets.
Purmojärven latu, Kortesjärvi
The Purmojärvi ski trail in Kortesjärvi, Kauhava, offers cross-country skiing for both traditional and skating styles through a landscape of fields and forests. Starting from the Isokangas hut, the routes, ranging from 4 to 16 kilometers, are maintained for both styles and marked with different colors at intersections. While there are elevation changes, the trails avoid difficult climbs or descents. Snowshoeing is permitted alongside the tracks. The starting point features ample parking and the Isokangas hut, equipped with a campfire facility, which also serves as a stopping point for hikers on the Leipätie hiking trail.
Voltin hiihtolatulatu
Alahärmän kk:n valaistu kuntorata latu
Haaruksenportin hiihtely Skiing Trail
Haaruksenportin hiihtely is a 5km trail near Haarusjäarvi.
Haaruksen ladut
Kiistolan valaistu latu
Vuoslammin vuorotahti Ski Track
Vuoslammin vuorotahti is a ski track in Alahärmä, Kauhava.
Huhtamäen valaistu latu
Kitkan valaistu latu
Kortesjärven valaistu latu
Vallamin valaistu latu
Ski Trails in Kauhava
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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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