Raattama is a small village in Kittilä municipality, Lapland, just east of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, for walkers and skiers. Every home has a sauna, but Wi-Fi is not standard, so bring offline maps and expect to drive for supplies.
Raattama is a village in Kittilä municipality, surrounded by forest with berries and fish lakes, on the eastern edge of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. The park covers 1,020 km², the third largest in Finland, with fells above the tree line and height differences of over 500 m. It has about 350 km of hiking trails and 500 km of cross-country ski trails. Raattama has a fell hotel with a restaurant and a café; otherwise evenings are spent at the home. The homes are spread over a few kilometres. Every one has a sauna and most have a fireplace; they mostly sleep four to six, in two bedrooms. Between the seasons the village is very quiet.
Finland's third largest national park, just west of Raattama, with 18 open wilderness huts and about 350 km of hiking trails.
A 55 km hiking route inside the park, described as the oldest hiking trail in Finland.
Lake known for its red sands and a fell with a research station, both in the Pallas area.
The airport for this part of Lapland, with flights from Helsinki; the national park is about an hour's drive from it.
Kittilä Airport is the nearest airport for this part of Lapland, with flights from Helsinki and seasonal routes from elsewhere in Europe. The Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park is about an hour's drive from the airport, and Raattama sits just east of the park. A hire car is the practical way to get to the village and around it.
Peak season in the Pallas area is February to April. From May to mid-June the melting snow leaves lots of water about; summer follows, bringing mosquitoes, and autumn colour begins in mid-September. The northern lights become most active in the north from the start of autumn.
February to April is peak season in the Pallas area, with snow for skiing. Autumn colour starts in mid-September, and the northern lights become most active from the start of autumn.
Yes, every one does, and most also have a fireplace. They mostly sleep four to six in two bedrooms. Wi-Fi is not standard, so check each listing if you need a connection.
Kittilä, in Lapland. Raattama lies just east of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, which spreads across Enontekiö, Kittilä, Kolari and Muonio.
Yes. Mosquitoes arrive with summer in the Pallas area, after the spring melt from May to mid-June leaves lots of water about. Ruska, the autumn colour, starts in mid-September.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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