Ready and steady! Activities in the museum

Longing for snow and winter sports? The interactive section of the Ski Museum is the place to go in any weather! 

Ski jumping simulator

The simulator is based on kinetic motion detection. Take this unique opportunity to jump into fame in Lahti and test your ski jumping skills on the simulator. The ski jumping simulator will first take you to the top of the greatest ski jump in Lahti – and back down without any risk. On the 3D simulator, you get an authentic feeling of ski jumping. The competition is tough – names on the daily top ten list might change anytime! Your group can have a real ski jumping contest with trial and competition rounds. The experience is very authentic, except that your life is not in danger! 

Biathlon simulator

The Ski Museum’s brand-new biathlon simulator offers an even more versatile experience of this masterful sport. You can try this attraction either solo or with a friend. With our new biathlon simulator, you can experience the biathlon all year round. In addition you’ll get excellent training with the SkiErg machine.

To start shooting, you must first complete a pulse-raising skiing section. The skiing is done in classic style, moving the poles back and forth as if using real ski poles. The fastest skier reaches the shooting range first!

Once the first skiing leg is over, it’s important to prepare for the shooting stage as quickly as possible. If you miss a shot, you’ll have to wait a moment before you can ski to the finish line. Then it’s time for the final sprint—let’s see who wins!

The miniature ski jumping hill 

On this ski jumping hill, you can have a ski jumping competition with miniature ski jumper figures. These games are always popular with children. 

Snow Toss 

Find a wall with pretty wintery pictures – and holes into which you can try to throw snowballs.

iWall 

This fully interactive and sensor-based gaming experience engages players of all ages, promoting movement and fun without the need for controllers.

Children’s corner Nuoska

A children’s corner called Nuoska located at the upper floor of the Ski Museum offers coloring pages and pencils, as well as a selection of nature-themed books. At Nuoska, you can hang out, color, read – or just relax.

Private winter games 

The interactive section is free for use with paid admission to the museum. With advance booking, you can also arrange playful winter games for your group and find out who is the champion on the ski jumping hill and the biathlon shooting range. Each participant receives a diploma for their effort. Read more on the Guided tours and workshops page. 

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