Bydalsfjällen reviews (Page 11)

Were there a few days in January and have to say that I think Bydalen is a great place. Many varying slopes with good length and there are no direct lift queues. The staff is nice and the food is good. However, there are a few minuses and that is, the lifts are only long anchor lifts and you do not even miss those really steep slopes

Was there this weekend 2001-01-6--7
HOW MUCH DOES HAPPEN!
Kanonfina big jump
Big and nice pipe (which has to be driven to a bit).
The entertainment life becomes the pub with billiard and darts and flipper but enjoy it! Genuine without stress! Big plus to the guy in the sports shop! There there is service and big heart!

I have traveled in all the seal systems of the seal, the ears and the national boundary; none of these goes up to the city hall !! I have been here for five years now and you never tire.
minus is that there may be stones in the piste but it is weighed up by the incredibly kind and helpful peronal of both ski instructors and ski shop staff.
five big +++ ++ to this gem !!

I went to the town hall since the age of 12 and now I'm approaching 18 ... maybe this season has gone sluggish, but otherwise there are gold places like the pup, the big pup, the new park and the new carved pipe that was made to the Swede Cup. ..charmen to go up to the caravan over the weekend without the soap being enticing .. go on après ski in the court's wärdshus and just chilla ..
then take a walk in the childish dream, the back of the evening night..the truth will come, so do not hit the city valley ..

If more thoughtful "pearl" it would no longer be any "gem" ... A big part of Bydalen's charm is that they do not want to get there too much tourists !!

There are basically no lift queues and the slopes are not caught up (like in Åre!). Here people who value the skiing are at the highest and do not put "supa" synonymously with skiing ... Bydalen has a nice philosophy, cheap ski school for everyone .. It's furiously good, you can ski on skis and still learn something here! The only negative is that they only have anchor lifts, but it's worth it ..

Bydalen / Höglekardalen has wonderful skiing with many and varied slopes.
What's less good are all long trailer lifts.
I think if they had built two big and long chairlifts (expensive!), One in every city, this nice ski resort would be much better and many skiers had discovered this somewhat unknown gem.

Bydalen has always suffered from a small brotherhood due to the more varied range of crossings in the years, but in a normal season, the city valley is often better, has softer slopes and better snowboard areas than years. The negative is the transport routes that seem to have been built without regard to falling altitude and with a snowboard on the feet it becomes difficult to get around the system without being clothed before the trail.

I was in the town hall and squeezed Telis the first week of the new year.
A big minus was that there was not enough snow, so the top lifts were not open. There was terribly much rock and gravel in both the slopes and the lifts. The weather also made it very icy on the slopes.
the jump really said. If you wanted to jump, you had to build your own.

'ville just say that city valley too
 there!

+ the cabin where I spend a few frightful days
+ varied slopes (not even the seal)
+ no lift queues
+ no Danes (almost)
+ the lovely little broccoli
-star ankle lifts
- tired locals
- the view of the incredible mountain as if they were not pleased to put any lift on