You can access Kiirunapolku from the starting gate at Kiilopää. The trail initially ascends gently on Kiilopää's lower slope. Above the tree line, the slope becomes a bit steeper, and the view opens up. There are stairs at the rockiest parts to make walking easier. In clear weather, from Kiilopää’s summit, you can admire the fells of Urho Kekkonen National Park to the east and north. To the south are the sharp-peaked Nattastunturi fells of Sompio Wilderness Park. The distance to the Kiilopää summit is 2 km, which is the most challenging part of the trail. From the summit, the trail descends the northern slope of Kiilopää and crosses the municipal border about 0.5 km later. The border between Sodankylä and Inari municipalities is visible on maps, but in the open fell landscape, it is not visible at all. About 200 meters from the municipal border, you cross the Luulampi trail. The route continues north for about 0.5 km, where the Luulampi trail is crossed again. After this, the last 2 km continue towards Kiilopää. At the end, the trail crosses one of the headwaters of Kiilo Creek. In winter, the trail serves as a snowshoe route. The trail is suitable for beginner hikers. The circular route can be walked in both directions. If you want to extend the hike, you can combine it with other trails as well as other snowshoe routes in winter.