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Slopes: 12-13/21 Lifts: 5-8/15 Tracks: 19 km Natural Snow: 38 cm

Ski Facts & Slope map


Slopes
• 21 slopes and connection routes
• E.g. FIS moguls, Snow Park/Street
• Biggest altitude difference 151 m
• The longest slope 950 m, the longest ride 1.2 km Western connection route

Lifts
• 15 lifts, two chairlifts
• Lift capacity 18.920 riders per hour
• 4 free lifts for beginners

Cross-Country Trails
• 20 km (illuminated 5.9 km)
• Connection to Jämsä’s cross-country trail network (ca. 100 km)
• Maintenance of the Himos trails is the responsibility of the Himosvuori ski trail pool


• 3 slope restaurants
• 1 slope café (on the top)
• 2 equipment rental offices
• Ski school

Check the slope map »

Contact


Hiihtokeskus
Himosvuori Oy
Länsi-Himoksentie 89,
42100 Jämsä
FINLAND
Tel +358 20 711 9100
Fax +358 20 711 9103
marketing@himos.fi
02
12
1815
kahvilla

Enjoy your stay – on the slopes and beyond

Ski rental & Ski Shop

Our ski rental carries over 1000 sets of quality skiing equipment. If one day you wish to try cross country, telemark or snowboarding, we have the equipment for you. Ski Shop features a wide variety of ski accessories and souvenir and gift items such as Himos fleece jackets, T-shirts, turtle necks, etc.

Ski school

Whether you are skiing for the very first time or wish to fine-tune your technique, our Himoset ski instructors have a program for you including lessons also in telemark and snowboarding. Note that they are very good indeed; they took Finnish Championship year 2005 and 2006 in the competition between skiing schools in Finland.

Restaurants

The restaurants and cafés in the slope area enable you to take short breaks or relax for longer. How about a lunch or pizzabuffet or a steaming bowl of soup, perhaps a hamburger meal, or a cup of coffee with a danish? Our restaurants are also fully licensed. For those who want to eat their own provisions, there are campfire sites and lean-tos to truly experience the essence of Finnish winter and outdoor life.

For children, and why not also for the ones with a childlike mind, our toboggan slide in the Peikkorinne area is the place to go. Grab your sleds and find out whose is the slipperiest!

Something happening always on weekends and holidays - for ex. in Suomi Slalom the fastest skier in your group will be determined by age factor. For Easter weekend, bring your costume because the slopes will be full of witches, draculas, vampires, etc.

We wish you a pleasant stay and we want your holiday to be full of fun and activities you can share with your family or friends.

Opening hours

Weekdays up tp Feb. 3, 2012
Feb. 6 - Apr 8, 2012
 12 - 20
10 - 20
Saturdays and vacation periods 10 - 20
Sundays and midweek holidays 10 - 17
Mon. - Sat. April 10 - 28, 2012

10 - 18
Sundays

10 - 17
 
Exceptions:
Dec. 24 10 - 14
Dec. 25 12 - 20
Dec. 26 - Jan. 7 10 - 20
Jan. 1 12 - 20
Feb. 18 - March 3 10 - 20
April 30 closed
May 1 10 - 15


NOTE! We open our Ticket sale 15 minutes before the slopes are opened and Ticket sale ends 30 minutes earlier than slopes are closed.

*) Due to snowmaking, the opening hours during weekdays in November and December are subject to alterations. Check them daily.