Travel guide: Yllasjarvi Bus Station, Finland (XHA)
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Local facts
Travel essentials for Yllasjarvi Bus Station, Finland — what to expect on the ground. Yllasjarvi Bus Station sits in Finland (Europe), in a polar/sub-polar climate band — high-latitude northern-hemisphere zone with long winters and short summers. Airport IATA code XHA serves the area. Local timezone is Europe/Helsinki, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 67.53°, 24.30° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionFinland, Europe
- Climate bandhigh-latitude northern-hemisphere zone with long winters and short summers
- Airport IATA code XHA
- TimezoneEurope/Helsinki
- Coordinates67.53, 24.30
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
XHA is a code associated with Yllas, one of the great fell and ski resorts of Finnish Lapland, in the municipality of Kolari in the far north of Finland. Rather than a major airport, it refers to the transport hub at the village of Yllasjarvi, at the foot of the Yllas fell; the nearest airport is Kittila, a little to the east, with an airport bus running on to Yllas. Yllas is the second-largest ski resort in Lapland, set within the beautiful Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park, with its rounded fells and forests. It is a place for downhill and cross-country skiing in the long winter, and for hiking, autumn colours and the northern lights, with two resort villages, Yllasjarvi and Akaslompolo, on either side of the fell. Yllas is reached by air to Kittila and then by road, and by train to nearby Kolari. The climate is subarctic, with long, cold, snowy winters and short, cool summers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is XHA?
XHA is a code associated with Yllas, a fell and ski resort in Finnish Lapland. It refers to the transport hub in the village of Yllasjarvi rather than to an airport. The nearest airport is Kittila, about forty kilometres away, from which an airport bus runs to Yllas, and there is also a railway station at Kolari.
Where is Yllas?
Yllas is a large fell in the municipality of Kolari in Finnish Lapland, in the far north of Finland, within the Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park. Two resort villages sit at its foot: Yllasjarvi to the south and Akaslompolo to the north, in a landscape of rounded fells, forests and lakes above the Arctic Circle.
What is there to do at Yllas?
Yllas is the second-largest ski resort in Lapland, popular for both downhill and cross-country skiing through the long snowy winter. In the darker months it is a fine place to see the northern lights, and in the summer and autumn it offers hiking and glorious autumn colours in the surrounding national park.
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