Flottsbro Alpin

Stockholm's highest and longest slalom slope is located in Huddinge, on the border with Botkyra municipality — about 50 minutes south of Stockholm City. It's as easy to get here as it is to throw the lag on your shoulder, take the shuttle to Huddinge station and hop on bus 714 out to Flottsbro. In the 1960s, the predecessor of Flottsbro Alpin was a slalom slope called Ullerstupet, complete with a tow lift and a ski lodge with coffee. Today, the slopes and coffee and pastries are a thing of the past. On the other hand, there is a solid snowmaking system and five slopes, the longest of which is 700 meters. If you want to take a quick trip before or after work, the slopes work for both old skiers and beginners. If you want to stay overnight, you can. Right next to the slopes are a couple of cottages, with between 2-6 beds, for rent. If you need a crib, there is an inn that is open at the same time as the ski resort.