Ski Guide Sweden

Riksgränsen: Renowned Far And WideIntroduction From beginner-friendly slopes to challenging backcountry trails, Riksgränsen offers something for everyone. Here, you can explore the lesser-known areas and uncover the true beauty of this winter wonderland. So grab your...

KLÖVSJÖ: THE SMALL VILLAGE FOR THE FAMILYIntroduction Tucked away in the heart of Sweden, Klövsjö awaits ski aficionados seeking a unique alpine experience. Renowned for its picturesque slopes and welcoming atmosphere, this lesser-known destination charms visitors...

Hemavan: Ski Slopes Just 10 Minutes From The AirportIntroduction Welcome to Hemavan Ski Resort, where your inner skiing enthusiast will come alive in the midst of Sweden's enchanting winter wonderland. Nestled in the heart of this picturesque destination, Hemavan...

AbiskoIntroduction Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable skiing adventure in Abisko? This winter wonderland is a paradise for ski enthusiasts, offering breathtaking slopes and stunning landscapes. Nestled in the heart of Sweden, Abisko provides the perfect...

Nestled in the heart of Sweden, Tärnaby offers a perfect blend of thrilling slopes, cozy accommodations, and majestic views that will leave you in awe. Whether you’re an experienced skier or a beginner, this hidden gem has something for everyone. Soak in the beauty of snow-covered mountains, explore the vast wilderness, and create lasting memories in this enchanting destination. Join us as we uncover the wonders of Tärnaby and inspire you to embark on your own skiing adventure in this captivating winter paradise!

Fancy skiing like the King of Sweden? Look only as far as the small family-friendly ski resort of Storlien. The King has a holiday home here and returns each winter. Initially the resort saw its glory days back in the ’70s and ’80s but has recently gotten back on track with new management and hotel opening up.

Perhaps because it is a strategic location just an hour from Östersund or because it is one of the best ski areas in the eastern part of the Swedish-Norwegian mountain range. That means when the precipitation comes from the east, this is where it all deposits. Bydalen is not run by a big corporation with many greedy shareowners, which means they can run things like they want to – not according to what gives them the most money.

The largest ski system in Scandinavia offers plenty of opportunities to ski well-groomed pistes and powder – the resort has everything you need for both the party people and the family. Åre has long been the go-to place for everyone looking to experience a glimpse of Scandinavian ski culture with a lovely village vibe. This is the place to go if you value good hotels and excellent cuisine. If you want to experience many different activities, Åre has got you covered. If you prefer a big mountain off-piste, there is that. Welcome to Åre and see for yourself.

Powder ski resorts have their charm. Usually, they are a bit slumbering, and there is not much else to do unless it’s snowing heavily. Often you can ask yourself, ”What do people work with around here?” or ”Do people live here all year?” but the slumbering townfolks wake to life when the powder conditions strike – and in Kittelfjäll, the chance of skiing excellent snow excels!

Are you tired of spending time in the queue waiting for the lift? Or would you like to experience well-groomed pistes despite it being late in the afternoon? Do you want a family-friendly resort where all pistes lead to the same base camp? Trillevallen, the small ski resort in western Jämtland, invites you to harvest white gold this winter!

The small community-run resort in the north of Jämtland is so secluded your only thought driving there will be,” What on earth will we ever find here?!”. But when you arrive, you will find a small community of people who likes to ski and put passion into this sport.

So you like to ski fresh snow in the forest, hate crowds, think that one lift is enough, and want to be alone for a while – welcome to Huså. Located on the northern side of Mount Åreskutan, this could not be more of an opposite to the Åre ski system. Not only is it ”on the other side of the mountain,” practically everything is the exact opposite, but sometimes in a good way.