Weather, Pistes & Lifts

Tracks & lifts

Open slopes

/41

Open lifts

/23

Open trails

106

Illuminated trails

Snow depth (slope)

Snow depth (terrain)

Snow depth (fresh)

Texture

Firm

Temperature & wind

top

Temperature

-14

°C

Weather

clearsky_day

Wind speed & direction

(4)

m/s NW

bottom

Temperature

-24

°C

Weather

clearsky_day

Take it easy – SLOW DOWN

Recently, we’ve noticed that the pace on the slopes has increased, especially during busy periods with many skiers. For us, it’s important that skiing here feels safe, secure and enjoyable for everyone — whether it’s your first run or your hundredth day on skis.

By slowing down a little, showing consideration and adjusting your speed to the conditions, we help create better flow on the slopes, fewer close calls and more time for pure skiing enjoyment — both on the slopes and in the lifts.

Read more about how we ski safely together on SLAO’s Youtube channel

Slope rules

Who is responsible for safety when skiing or snowboarding?

All downhill skiing is done at your own responsibility. You are responsible for choosing runs that match your ability and for adjusting your speed and skiing style to the conditions and surroundings.

How should I think about speed and distance on the slopes?

Always adjust your speed so you can avoid obstacles and other skiers. Show extra consideration in busy areas, on ski routes and on very easy slopes, which are considered low-speed zones.

Can I ski anywhere in the resort?

No, skiing is only permitted on open and marked slopes. Closed areas and lift tracks are not allowed for skiing.

Lift rules

What rules apply when using the lifts?

Loading and unloading may only take place at designated areas. Leave the unloading area immediately and always follow signs and instructions from our staff.

What should I do if I fall in the lift track?

Leave the lift track immediately and carefully make your way to the nearest slope or down along the side of the track.

Are there special rules for children on lifts?

Yes. Children under 125 cm may not ride a chairlift unless accompanied by a person taller than 140 cm.

Lifts

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Name	Status	Comment
A - Nord 6:an 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open
B - Nordknappen 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
C - Askeliften 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open
D - Ugglans rullband 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
E - Björnens rullband 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
F - Parkliften 1 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
G - Parkliften 2 🕘 09.00-16.30	Open
H - Väst 6:an 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open
I - Tunnelliften 🕘 08.45-15.30	Open
J - Västtransporten 🕘 09.00-15.00	Open
K- Familjeliften 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
L - Talliften 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open
N - Sydgondolen 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open
O - Rävens rullband 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
P - Knatteknappen 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
Q - Sydknappen 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
R - Biejjeliften 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
S - Dalsliften 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
T - Ostknappen 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
U - Ost 6:an 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
V - Ost 4:an 🕘 09.00-15.30	Open
X - Chockentransporten	Closed
Y - Toppliften 🕘 09.00-18.00	Open

Why do the lifts close during strong winds?

When the winds are extremely strong, there are risks associated with being on the mountain. Because we prioritize your safety, we choose not to operate certain lifts during these conditions. In the event of a potential shutdown, there is also a significant risk of passengers on chairlifts becoming severely chilled in the wind if it takes time for the lift to restart or if a lift evacuation is required.

Slopes

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= beginner
= intermediate
= advanced
= expert

Name	Status	Comment
1 - Västbacken	Open
2 - Familjebacken	Open
3 - Askes skidområde	Open
4 - Ostpassagen (natural snow slope)	Open
5 - Toppbacken	Open
6 - Tunnelbacken	Open
7 - Snowpark red	Closed
8 - Snowpark green/blue	Open
9 - Askestigen	Open
10 - Stugbybacken	Open
11 - Dalsbranten	Open
12 - Skicenter Syd	Open
13 - Dalarnas längsta	Open
14 - Dalen 1 (natural snow slope)	Open
15 - Dalen 2 (natural snow slope)	Open
16 - Ostbacken	Open
17 - Ostkroken	Open
18 - Lämmeln (natural snow slope)	Open
19 - Solbacken	Open
20 - Rödingen	Open
21 - Snobbrännan	Open
22 - Djärven	Open
23 - Tävlingsbacken	Open
24 - Chocken (extreme)	Closed
25 - Svarten 1	Open	Natural snow slope. Not groomed, natural moguls.
26 - Svarten 2	Open
27 - Specialen	Open
28 - Carvingsvängen	Open
29 - Mellanbacken	Open
30 - Palmbacken	Open
31 - Turisten 1	Open
32 - Turisten 2	Open
33 - Gröngölingen 1 (natural snow slope)	Open
34 - Gröngölingen 2 (natural snow slope)	Open
35 - Blåbärsslingan	Open
36 - Fäbodsvängen	Open
37 - Ravinen (Ski cross)	Open
38 - Tallbacken	Closed
39 - Glidaren (natural snow slope)	Open
40 - Gondolsvängen	Open
41 - Pernillabacken	Open

Cross-country ski tracks

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= Illuminated track

Name	Status	Comment Illuminated
Askespåret - 1 km	Open	0,8 km
Platten 1 - 2,5 km	Open	2,5 km
Femman - 5 km	Open	5 km
Platten 2 - 5,5 km	Open	5,5 km
Fjället runt - 9 km	Open	9 km
Ångerspåret - 7,5 km	Open	7,5 km
Miljöspåret - 7,5 km	Open	7,5 km
Milen - 11 km	Open	11 km
Burusjöspåret - 15 km	Open	15 km
Slättvålaspåret - 20 km	Open	20 km
Hemmeråsen runt - 22 km runt - 22 km	Open	22 km

When were the cross-country ski tracks last groomed?

Here you can see when our cross-country ski tracks were last groomed

Health care

Medical office Idre Fjäll

The medical clinic at the Ski Stadium is now open:
December 20–April 12, 08.00–09.00, and 16.00–17.00

At other times, please contact +46 (0) 771 11 77 00 (health advice hotline) for advice.
Always call 112 in case of emergency!

Health care centre

The nearest health centre is in Särna.
Phone number: +46 (0) 253 49 87 00
The health centre in Särna

Remember to always bring your European Health Insurance Card with you.

Emergency

In case of emergency, call 112!

Pharmacy

There is no pharmacy in the Idre region. The nearest pharmacy can be found in Sälen (110 kilometers away), or Älvdalen (120 kilometers away). Therefore, ensuring you have all the medications you need for your entire stay in Idre before traveling is important.

Fjälltåget, the Mountain Train

Leave the car behind and hop on the Fjälltåget! Travel for free between the slopes and our cabin areas at Idre Fjäll – no Ski pass required. Fjälltåget is a convenient way to get around the mountain without having to load and unload the car. Of course, you can bring your equipment, and dogs are welcome subject to available space.

Fjälltåget runs daily from 8.30 to 18.30. On April 12, it makes its final trip of the season and parks at 15.30.

See where Fjälltåget is right now