Åre ski resort Travel Guide
Free Guide: Scandinavia's ski powerhouse: 91 runs, epic drops and year-round thrills on Åreskutan amid Jämtland's raw peaks.
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Scandinavia's ski powerhouse: 91 runs, epic drops and year-round thrills on Åreskutan amid Jämtland's raw peaks.
Scandinavia's premier ski destination sprawls across Åre By, Björnen, Duved, Tegefjäll and Högzon, delivering 42 lifts, 91 slopes and a 1,060m vertical drop from Åreskutan summit. Family-friendly zones mix with expert black runs, night skiing and freestyle parks amid stunning mountain vistas. Summer shifts to bike parks, hikes and cable car rides.
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- Address
- Trondheimsleden 52, 837 51 Åre
- Phone
- Website
Getting there
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Expansive Terrain Across Five Zones
Åre Ski Resort dominates the landscape with interconnected areas: Åre By anchors the core action near the village, boasting steep pitches and the highest lifts to Åreskutan at 1,420m. Björnen caters to beginners and families with gentle blues and greens, plus a vibrant terrain park. Duved and Tegefjäll offer quieter reds and blues ideal for intermediates, while Högzon unlocks advanced high-alpine challenges.This setup spans 6km west from the village, with ski buses linking detached sectors for seamless exploration. The valley run stretches 6.5km with a 894m drop, testing endurance from summit to base.
Winter Thrills from Dawn to Dusk
Lifts hum daily from 8am to 4:30pm, extending to 10pm for night skiing on select runs like VM8:an and Bräckeliften. Gondolen and Kabinbanan cable cars whisk riders skyward, revealing panoramas over frozen lakes and peaks. Freestyle enthusiasts shred halfpipes and jumps in Björnen, while thigh-burners await on expert blacks.Snowmaking ensures reliable coverage, with natural depths peaking at 109cm in April. Evening sessions under lights add magic, illuminated slopes carving through twilight shadows.
Summer Adventures on the Same Slopes
Beyond snow, Åre transforms into Scandinavia's largest bike park with downhill trails in Åre By and flowy paths in Björnen. High-rope climbing parks weave through treetops with ziplines, while tree climbing challenges balance and nerve. Kabinbanan runs for panoramic hikes, trails snaking toward alpine plateaus.Mountain stations host barbecues, blending adrenaline with serene vistas in a year-round playground.
Åreskutan's Majestic Presence
Dominating at 1,420m, Åreskutan offers the resort's pinnacle: sweeping views across Jämtland's wilds. Cable cars ascend from village base, depositing skiers at World Cup runs or hikers at summit viewpoints. Steep couloirs demand respect, rewarding skilled descents with untouched powder lines.Encircling forests and glittering fjäll create a dramatic backdrop, where wind-sculpted snow dances eternally.
Village Pulse and Après Energy
Åre By buzzes as the lively heart, with SkiStarshops stocking gear and après spots fueling post-run vibes. Multiple bases provide parking, rentals and schools, easing access. Duved's calm contrasts Björnen's family hum, each zone distinct yet unified.Ski buses shuttle efficiently, preserving the flow amid rugged terrain.
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Quietest: Jun, Sep & Oct · before 7am or from 8pm
Busy times are Evendo estimates for a typical year, to help you plan. Actual crowds vary with events, school holidays and the weather.
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