Explore 9 ski resorts in Sweden. Every card links to a full resort page with pictures, terrain and the numbers; the arrow opens the description without leaving this page.
Åre is a ski area in Jämtland, Sweden, with 118 km of marked pistes served by 47 lifts. The slopes run from 389 m up to a summit of 1,416 m, a vertical drop of 1,027 m. Graded runs are 9% green, 50% blue, 31% red and 10% black.
Branäs is a ski area in Sweden, with 79 km of marked pistes served by 32 lifts. The slopes run from 150 m up to a summit of 568 m, a vertical drop of 418 m. Graded runs are 25% green, 59% blue, 14% red and 2% black.
Bydalsfjällen is a ski area in Sweden, with 79 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 583 m up to a summit of 1,002 m, a vertical drop of 419 m. Graded runs are 10% green, 24% blue, 57% red and 9% black.
Idre Fjäll is a ski area in Sweden, with 59 km of marked pistes served by 34 lifts. The slopes run from 578 m up to a summit of 892 m, a vertical drop of 314 m. Graded runs are 51% green, 24% blue, 15% red and 10% black.
Kläppen is a ski area in Sweden, with 70 km of marked pistes served by 23 lifts. The slopes run from 355 m up to a summit of 665 m, a vertical drop of 310 m. Graded runs are 57% green, 25% blue, 10% red and 8% black.
Lofsdalen is a ski area in Sweden, with 60 km of marked pistes served by 10 lifts. The slopes run from 628 m up to a summit of 1,108 m, a vertical drop of 480 m. Graded runs are 22% green, 32% blue, 35% red and 11% black.
Romme Alpin is a ski area in Sweden, with 76 km of marked pistes served by 17 lifts. The slopes run from 141 m up to a summit of 407 m, a vertical drop of 266 m. Graded runs are 23% green, 34% blue, 23% red and 20% black.
Stöten i Sälen is a ski area in Sweden, with 138 km of marked pistes served by 123 lifts. The slopes run from 439 m up to a summit of 886 m, a vertical drop of 447 m. Graded runs are 36% green, 27% blue, 27% red and 10% black.
Vemdalsskalet is a ski area in Sweden, with 25 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 589 m up to a summit of 945 m, a vertical drop of 356 m. Graded runs are 14% green, 43% blue, 25% red and 18% black.