Location: Most NW point of Finland on Norwegian border, 120km ESE of Tromso; near Kilpisjarvi (Finland) and Skibotn (Norway)
Elevation (feet): 4357
Elevation (meters): 1328
Continent: Europe
Country: Finland
Range/Region: Scandinavia/European Arctic
Difficulty: Walk up
Best months for climbing: July, August, September
First successful climber(s): Early Lapp peoples

Halti (traditionally called "Haltiatunturi") is the highest mountain in Finland (1328m above sea level), or it is rather a fell, "tunturi" in Finnish. Halti comes from the word "haltija," meaning a fairy. The Sami (traditional people of Lapland) name for Halti is "Halditsohkka." So Halti is also known as 'The Fairy Mountain'.