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Ylläs, or Yllästunturi in Finnish, is a 718 metre high fell in the municipality of Kolari in Lapland Province of Finland. There are two villages near Ylläs: Äkäslompolo on the north side and Ylläsjärvi in the south. They are connected by a 11 km road, around the side of the fell. Both villages derive much of their income from tourism.
   Ylläs is a popular cross country and downhill skiing centre. The area's marketing slogan is "Ylläs on ykkönen!" (Finnish for "Ylläs is number one!"). Many companies in the vicinity of Ylläs have taken the fell's name as part of their own, such as the Ylläksen Nousu sports club in Äkäslompolo.
   Ylläs is the highest fell in Finland where you can find skiing lifts.
   In the Ylläs area there are:
  • 330km (205 miles) cross-country skiing tracks, 38km (24 miles) of which are lit
  • 61 ski slopes
  • 29 ski lifts
Other fells near Ylläs are Kukastunturi, Lainiotunturi, Kuertunturi, Kesänki, Pyhätunturi and Aakenustunturi.
   The nearest railway station is at Kolari.
   The nearest airport is at Kittilä airport.
   

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