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Spectacular skiing for all levels across six unique destinations

Book your ski holiday with us and enjoy fantastic skiing on freshly groomed slopes. Our six destinations offer a wide variety of skiing experiences for all skill levels—from gentle green beginner slopes to steeper black runs.

Looking for the ultimate ski experience? Discover our full range of amazing destinations and ski resorts in both Sweden and Norway.

Skiing in Sälen

  • 105 lifts
  • 101 slopes

Family-friendly Sälen is Sweden’s largest alpine destination and one of our most beloved ski resorts.

Skiing across four areas in Sälen

  • Lindvallen features wide, moderately steep slopes—perfect for those who love big, smooth carving turns.
  • At Högfjället, most slopes are blue and green, making it easy for the whole family to ski together from the top.
  • Tandådalen offers high-energy skiing with challenging runs as well as wonderful blue carving slopes.
  • Hundfjället has something for everyone—from the steep Wall to the children’s favorite, Trollskogen (The Troll Forest).
Two people dressed in red winter clothing are playing in the snow at a ski resort. One person is an adult and the other is a child wearing a white helmet and goggles. The mountains in the background are covered in snow under a clear blue sky

Skiing in Åre

  • 47 lifts
  • 91 slopes

Åre offers a unique combination of skiing and entertainment in northern Europe’s coziest and trendiest mountain village. With the vast Åreskutan mountain, you’ll find slopes and lifts in nearly every direction.

Skiing in diverse terrain in Åre

Åre By includes Stendalen and Tväråvalvet, located in high alpine terrain above the tree line; Ullådalen, with long green and blue runs nestled in mountain birch forest; and Rödkullen, where the ski school meets.
Åre Björnen is designed for children and families, with a wide selection of beginner and kids’ slopes. Duved offers a more relaxed pace and varied skiing with differences in elevation and natural surroundings.
Landscape in Åre with cable car and snow-covered mountains at sunset

Skiing in Vemdalen

  • 43 lifts
  • 58 slopes

Skiing for every level in the family

Vemdalen features three ski areas with impressive vertical drops and slopes for all skill levels.

  • Vemdalsskalet spans two mountains with a wide variety of runs and express lifts at each valley station to quickly bring you back to the top. It also has a large, well-equipped children’s area, including the Skalet Express—an easy-access chairlift designed with kids in mind.
  • In sunny Björnrike, skiers of all ages can enjoy a comfortable ski holiday with slope-side restaurants and accommodations. Every lift offers two slope options—one easier and one more challenging—perfect for families and friends who want to ski together but are at different levels.
  • Klövsjö/Storhogna stretches across two mountains and offers both challenging black runs and wide beginner slopes with soft, natural snow.
Three people in ski clothing are sitting on a snow-covered mountain top and talking. They are wearing helmets and ski goggles, and one of them is holding a blue bowl. It's sunny and clear, with an expansive view of snowy mountains

Skiing in Trysil

  • 43 lifts
  • 69 slopes

Ski Norway’s largest ski resort

Family-friendly Trysil is Norway’s largest ski resort, offering everything from large children’s areas to varied skiing in long, wide slopes. The entire resort is built around Trysilfjellet, where broad, winding runs descend the mountain and continue below the tree line.

Skiing in Hemsedal

  • 22 lifts
  • 51 slopes

Long runs with an alpine atmosphere in Hemsedal

Hemsedal is surrounded by towering peaks, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of the Alps. Kilometers of groomed slopes stretch down from three different summits, offering hours of adventure for anyone who loves skiing.

A person skiing down a sunny mountain slope with a clear blue sky and snow-covered mountains in the background

Skiing in Hammarbybacken, Stockholm

  • 4 lifts
  • 4 slopes

Ski in the heart of Stockholm

Hammarbybacken features four slopes for anyone who wants to ski in the city.

On the far left is the beginner slope, equipped with a conveyor belt that makes it easy for kids and beginners to get up the hill. If you’re into jumps and rails, SkiStar Snow Park is a great training ground for beginners and intermediate skiers.

Winter at our destinations

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Ski resort in the mountains with snow-covered slopes and a lift under a clear sky at sunset

Scandinavia's most popular ski resort for families with children.

Sälen

Landscape in Åre with cable car and snow-covered mountains at sunset

Northern Europe's coziest and trendiest mountain town with alpine tradition and slopes.

Åre

Winter landscape over a ski area, with lifts and powder snow surrounded by snow-covered mountains and forest

A genuine, scenic destination with three areas, each with its unique character.

Vemdalen

Winter landscape in a mountain environment with ski slopes illuminated at dusk, snow-covered cabins, and fir trees in the foreground

Norway's largest ski resort, known for long, well-groomed high-quality slopes.

Trysil

Snow-covered mountain landscape at sunset with a ski lift in the background, Scandinavia

Welcome to the Scandinavian Alps – skiing from three peaks over 1000 m.

Hemsedal

Snow-covered ski slope in Stockholm with Tele2 Arena and Globen in the background, winter landscape

Skiing in Stockholm with slopes of varying difficulty and good incline.

Hammarbybacken