Saana Fell is a striking mountain in northern Finland, standing at 1,029 meters. It is located in the only part of Finland that extends into the Scandinavian Mountains, rising 556 meters above the nearby Lake Kilpisjärvi.

Saana is one of Finland’s most renowned fells and a popular attraction for both tourists and hikers. The trail to Saana’s summit is approximately 5km long and begins from the Malla Nature Reserve parking area. For conservation reasons, visitors are allowed to climb the fell only via designated paths.

Before more steeper section of the trail, there is a designated campfire spot. There is also stairs that have been built to facilitate the ascent to the actual summit.

From the top of Saana, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking views that entice travelers year-round.

On Saana’s summit, you’ll also find remnants from the wartime era left by German forces. Please refrain from touching them, and take care while exploring Saana!

This fell is truly a gem in Finland’s natural landscape!