Järvsö reviews (Page 5)

Canon if you do not have time to go to the mountains or something like that. Very good slopes, especially now with the new "sun side".
Not too many people either! Minus is that they close that early ....

Järvsö is very good in every way given the size. The backs are always well-groomed and heavily pissed. The hostel could be better but it works. They almost have good bigjumps.

okay, järvsö .. it is not often you can go in better prepared slopes than in Järvsö. nypistat every day nice lovely manschester pist. If you get the morning mist for yourself, you can be happy for better pistachio.
that the snow keeps low temperatures far into the season is a big plus since the carving experience will be incredibly good and good if you know how to draw it.

that Järvsø's owner Dick (praised he) has listened to us jibbers is noticeably noticeable when he lastly rebuilt parts of the system just to satisfy us jibbers with varying big-jumps. creds for that.
The big jumps in Järvsö keep surprisingly high quality compared to many other resorts, the pistolists are always idle and fix o cords for requests.
The offpiste is varied with a lot of beautiful drops in the forests, both on the east, west, south and north side there is a goa drop of varying degrees of difficulty which is a devilish big plus at the edge.

Jarse BigAir'02 was probably the best competition I've been to. we had a bell loudspeaker, the weather was on top, the skies tagged and the most beautiful music. nothing was wrong. The competitors even received freshly grilled sausage at the start. service!

Nä says just one thing, Järvsö is a fan the best system size!

have been there twice ..
the best thing is that it's so terribly a bit of people stuck I've only been there on weekdays.
Right short slopes but ok as 1 day or weekend trip.

Very good for being such a small mountain. I have been there twice on school trip. Minimal lifeguards, fun forest skiing and good jumps make it a perfect one-day destination.

When you're on top, you're backing all the weather in principle. This means that the top is the natural meeting point that connects all the slopes and you do not have to get a lot of transport lifts to get between the slopes. The new seat lift eliminates all possible lift queues because it is located on the south side, so you always have a warm sun in the back when you travel. The height of Järvsö is not really scary, but the longest slope is 2 km long and very easy to slide in . If you like offpiste, there is a varied ridge between rocks and pines in beautiful natural snow. The only reason that NOT like Järvsö is that you are a wannabe who prefers Åre just because it is Åre, often these people are often stockholmers who should have stayed on Stureplan instead of spending a week in the mountains. Going to Järvsö is my only tip, you will not regret it.

Järvsö has just what it takes for a skiing day to be more than successful. When you arrive in the morning, you know that it is a permanent professional nypisted downhill awaiting, which is comparable to the mountainous world where you are totally dependent on snowy snow in order to avoid the occurrence of irregular syndrome. At Järvsø's latitudes, weather permits skiing, whatever weather is possible, such as the extreme weather cover that often occurs in the mountains, where for a while it is sunny to transform into snow storms with winds of up to 30 second meters for five minutes, which leads for a whole day in the cabin, you will get away in Järvsö. Should it be windy, you go with the trees like wind protection. Personally, I think the number of jumps is excellent in Järvsö. You know exactly where you are in the ski area, and do not need to slope over 30 slopes for 2 h to get from one point a to b. When in the mountains, it takes one to two days to find slopes that are somewhat good, backs as "forgotten" by the big crowd, in Järvsö, on the other hand - there are EVERY backs what to look for in the mountains. There are many who think they can ski, but we who are recognized as skilled should probably know what we're talking about, and in the choice of ski slopes, things are clear - Järvsö, above all!

I was in Järvsø a week ago and it was really sad the jump was indeed high but there was little jump before the big jump and on the platoon it was fun to climb down the skis on the back than to ski

Have little understanding of Chrille E (see previous review). Järvsø has got a lot of lift, even though the new lift and the new slopes. A very good "close option". The slopes are steep and good. Went there last weekend.

Have been to Järvsö two winters in a row now, probably next year with. For us, a bunch of half-mad girls who love skiing, Järvsö is absolutely perfect! Cozy cabins, good jets, just a lot of runs, fast last year, there were not many open, short lift queues ... so do not forget the lift kills (and the lifts), they're just too lovely !!!!!