Maps

The name ‘Inari’ means different things in different contexts: the name can mean 1) Inari municipality, 2) Inari village, and in spoken language the name can sometimes also refer to 3) Lake Inari. On the map above, the municipality of Inari is marked in red, and the village of Inari is almost in the middle the red area. You can find information about the villages of Inari municipality here.
 

Village Maps

• Web-based map  (inari.karttatiimi.fi)   
  • Choose ‘Layers’ to make a search.
• Address maps (in Finnish)
  • Saariselkä (The tourist centre of the municipality.)
  • Inari village (The centre of Sámi culture in Finland and the former municipal centre.)
  • Ivalo (The current municipal centre.)
  • Törmänen (About 7 kilometers south of Ivalo. The airport road Lentokentäntie starts from this village)
     

Cross-country skiing

• The language is changed from the top right in the maps.
• Ivalo (inari.karttatiimi.fi)
• Kaamanen (inari.karttatiimi.fi)
• Keväjärvi (inari.karttatiimi.fi)
• Inari village (inari.karttatiimi.fi)
• Saariselkä (kartta.saariselkatrails.fi)
  • Change the language from the menu icon on the top right
• The condition of the ski tracks in Saariselkä (ladulle.fi)
• In Saariselkä ski trail maps printed on paper are sold by hotel receptions, equipment rental companies and Kuukkeli.
   

Downhill skiing 

• Saariselkä (panoraama.com/website)
   

Biking and mountain biking routes

• Open Fell Biking (OFB), summer biking routes in Saariselkä, summer 2022
• Open Fell Biking (OFB) -winter biking routes in Saariselkä, winter 2021
  • Free maps produced by the Saariselkä cycling project, pdf. The maps in the documents are on the page 2.
  • Open Fell Biking (OFB) maps and route descriptions can also be found on the Lapland North tourism website.
• Winter biking and walking routes and route situation in Saariselkä (kartta.saariselkatrails.fi)
  • Change the language from the menu icon on the top right
• Saariselkä cycling routes on the Oudoor Active platform 
  • Rautulampi hiking trail
  • Kultareitti Route (Literally translated ‘Gold Route’)
  • Kulmakuru (Literally translated ‘Corner Ravine’)
  • Sivakka loop
     

Hiking routes

• Summer walking routes (inari.karttatiimi.fi) 
• Web-based map by Metsähallitus (retkikartta.fi)   
  • Change the language from the bottom of the main menu. The menu icon is at the top left.
  • Only snowmobile routes are shown in the area of Ivalo village. Ski tracks and summer hiking trails can be seen, for example, in the area of Saariselkä and in the area of Inari village.
• Nationalparks by Metsähallitus (nationalparks.fi)
  • Inari Hiking Area (nationalparks.fi)   
    On this site you can find information and maps about the trails near the village of Inari. 
• Outdooractive site
   

Snowmobile routes

• Snowmobile routes (inari.karttatiimi.fi)
   

Fishing

• Angling fishing permits and areas by Metsähallitus (verkkokauppa.eraluvat.fi)
  • Some areas on the site: 1501 Muotkatunturi-Kaldoaivi;   1502 Vätsäri;   1503 Hammastunturi-Sarmitunturi;   1504 Lake Inarijärvi;   1505 Urho Kekkonen National Park;   1506 Inari hiking area;   1508 Lemmenjoki National Park;   1509 Lemmenjoki;   1523 Kielajoki;   1524 Kaamasjoki;   1526 Kettujoki;   1527 Juutuanjoki, Alakoski;   1528 Juutuanjoki, upper part;   1531 Vaskojoki, Lemmenjoki National Park;   1545 Luttojoki;   1549 Kolmosjoki;   1565 Näätämöjoki, lower part;   1566 Näätämöjoki, upper part;   1567 Silisjoki;   1581 Ivalojoki, Toloskoski-Appisjokisuu;   1582 Ivalojoki, Kuttura;   1583 Ivalojoki, Lemmenjoki National Park;   1586 Repojoki;   1590 Sotajoki;   1591 Tolosjoki
• Fishing areas/restrictions (retkikartta.fi)
  • The language is changed from the menu icon in the top left corner. Language selection is at the bottom of the menu. Map legends can be found on the right (from an icon that looks a bit like a menu icon).
• Fishing restrictions (kalastusrajoitus.fi)
• Stop the salmon parasite Gyrodactylus salaris (nationalparks.fi) 
  • The link above contains information about the salmon parasite: Atlantic salmons are not used to the Gyrodactylus salaris parasite. If the parasite spreads to the rivers flowing into the Arctic Ocean, it can destroy the Atlantic salmon population in a few years.