There is a nature trail in the Ruoppaköngäs area where you can check out beautiful rock formations, boulders, and a small waterfall. The trail is easily accessible during summer and fall months when there is no snow on the ground. You can also get close to the trail by car.
There is a plethora of interesting places to visit in the Municipality of Kittilä. You can find more information about a few of these places through the links below.
Karinnokka Lean-To and Bird Watching Tower – kittila.fi ENKKU LINKKI)
Kittilä’s Wooden Church – kittila.fi (in Finnish)
The band practice rooms in the Notzki Youth Space are open during the youth space’s opening hours in the evenings. Note that all youth space rules apply in the band practice rooms as well.
The band practice rooms in the Käki2.0 Youth Space are temporarily unavailable.
Evening Cafés are organized on Saturday evenings from 17.00-00.00 every other week in either the Kittilä Village or Sirkka Youth Space. Those in the seventh grade and older are welcome.
Come and play trivia and games, chat, or just hang out with a cup of coffee in hand!
Youth activities are always substance-free.
Valtatie 49, 99100 Kittilä.
Opening hours:
Tuesday-Wednesday 15-20
Thursday 17-20
Friday 15-21
Get updates on our social media channels and WA-group.
Ounasjoentie 23B, 99130 Sirkka.
The space is temporarily closed – we are searching for a new location.
Get updates on our social media channels and WA-group.
Whether you’re coming alone or with friends, there’s always something to do at one of the youth spaces!
Spend your time playing pool, board games, cards, or console games – the instructors will enthusiastically participate as well. If your mind is wandering and you’d like to talk to someone, let one of the instructors know. The instructors are safe, youth worker professionals.
The youth services offered in Kittilä are incredibly diverse. Young people can take part in developing activities and services offered right from the planning stage. Youth services actively work to improve opportunities for young people to engage in civic activities.
The Northern lights, or Aurora Borealis, are natural phenomena of light that appear mostly around the North and South Pole. In short, they occur when charged particles from the sun collide with Earth’s atoms and molecules. This collision releases energy that is seen as colorful light phenomena in the sky.
The beach in Kittilä Village is located on the shore of Ounasjoki River, near the road to Sodankylä at Sodankyläntie 42, 99100 Kittilä (about 500m from Kittilä Village). You’ll find changing rooms and a beach volley net there. Note that there is no lifeguard on duty, so swim at your own risk.
