Klövsjö/Storhogna reviews (Page 2)

Great nice backs. There are quite a lot more difficult slopes. I have only driven in Klövsjö. Fun backs and ...

Everything is perfect, have gone to Klövsjö every year since I was 3 and now I'm 14. Skit beautiful city, the park is perfect, the slopes are really piste and the weather is top. And the cakes are goa

We were there week 7 and had the cannonbra! The slopes are high class, especially the black and the lift queues were not available at all. We stayed in Solvikenhusen and really had ski in ski out, absolutely perfect. The staff in the ski shop were among the nicest I met. One of the days we were over to Storhogna and the slopes themselves were nothing special but because it was just natural night there, it was among the most beautiful I ever went in, what a failure it was in the snow! The only thing that was perceived as negative was that for a beginner or less van skiers, there were not so many downhill runs from the top to the bottom, you do not want to go black or red, so there was a blue back. The proximity to Björnrike and Vemdalsskalet is also positive.

One of the worst facilities I've been to, but maybe it was just because of the bad weather. (Feb) Isiga slopes and bad pistachio. Storhogna is completely flat. Much "up there " is also quite flat. Did not go many yokes that day.
Been a while since I was there (2009), but the slopes do not change well for that matter.

Finally, I have to say that KlövSjö / Storhogna may be good at better conditions.

After three fantastic winters in Vemdalen, I find that Storhogna is "little brother" among the alpine rides. For the family and the more uncomfortable riders who want to learn a lot of space in the slopes, the place is perfect. The connecting lifts to Klövsjö nevertheless make the advanced range of slopes close to hand without having to take the car there. "Hogna" sometimes opens slightly later than the rest of the Vemdalen because of the fact that it is only natural snows that apply (however, some backs have been pissed already until autumn holidays). When it comes to hiking in trails and on mountains, Storhogna is in the top. Staying at the Högfjällshotellet or nearby cabins, you slide out quickly in the slopes or on the Kalfjället. The negative is that there is no local grocery store, you have to take the car about 10 minutes to the antigen Klövsjö city or the Vemdalsskalet. The entertainment offer is also limited to Högfjällshotellet, which is aimed at guests who prefer to appreciate advanced food and sip a drink in the Winter Garden, shaking a disco until 05. On the other hand, this is also the charm of Storhogna; to live in a lung place, on the side of the mountain and still have access to the entire Vemdalen range within 10-20 minutes.

Storhogna is the least in Vemdalen when it comes to alpine skiing. However, it is perfect for families with children and inexperienced riders who like plenty of space in the slopes. In addition, there are some nice woodlogs that are usually popular. The "system" only has five backs, which makes you dare to let the kids get a little bit more free, and you do not want to get lost. If you want more advanced rides then you only take the transport lifts to Klövsjö, the car is not needed. In terms of length and trip skiing, "Hogna" is in the top. If you live near the hotel, it is only a few minutes to tram and calfjäll. Högfjällshotellet has a nice setting with winter garden, restaurants and bar, perfect for skiing. Shops and wild nightlife do not exist, but on the other hand it is a part of the charm of the place.

It has happened a lot in Klövsjö in recent years. New 6-chair lift, a lot of new accommodation, renovated hotel, etc. In Klövsjö city, it also happens a lot. There are numbers both brewery, bakery and farm dairy to visit. A rolled-down scooter store (www.skoterdelen.com) has also opened! It's certainly more on time because something seems to happen all the time there, fun!

Klövsjö probably has the best skiing in the Swedish mountains, after Åre of course. The slopes are challenging, varied and usually well prepared. The proximity to the Vemdals scale is another advantage as it increases the possibility of variation.

The kids and beginners are also good, especially the so-called "Flaket" on the top.

The range of restaurants and bars could be better.

Klovsjo is a wonderful stable for families with children. I live now with my family in England, saying we signed a charter to Klovsjo in March 2009. This was my first time skiing, and I could not start the fight for the boot. Wonderful ski schoolers, suveran barnbacke and jattebra back then to bring them the rest of the days. I am more or less upset on skis in the Hall and think Klovsjo is better because the slopes are longer and no courses. We were 10 years old and were never in bed all week. If I acted without a child, I would drive to the Alps instead, but for a family of children - completely sovereign. We brought them to the top and then recorded different backs. My 3-year-old I sat in the harness and acted after him and my 6th eagle kept her shawl all the time and just got better and better.

We can not go to Klovsjo in 2010, but we're going to change another year.

As a seasoning in Klövsjö, I can say that this:
"The whole place will turn into ice after 11 o'clock. The slopes are boring and there is no variation and the whole place is generally uniform."

IS HUGE FEEEL!

Klövsjö is so underestimated so there is not.
Children's backs for the kids, on top of a good park, even beginners backing up at the top! IF you do not want to go on our black slopes, or red down again you can take the elevator down again! The offpiste is good, there are secret tracks that you may not find, but there are. Ask staff so you will be told.
Black pistes with a mixture are found, and red and blue down. = A good mix.

Incredibly good staff and good food at the hotel in addition;)