Storstenshöjden reviews (Page 3)

A totally ok place. does not work anymore but there is nothing else so it's good as long as they get to the fun park this year is usually a bit sloppy sometimes.
but nothing to recomend for someone who wants to be at the ski resort several days max one day I would say.

Storstenshöjden is the place you went to late but just learned to stand, this is where I have been born

the biggest mistake is that on the weekends the whole ski-owned Örebro is there, and all the little children in the park and do not do anything else and get in the way could be without

but the facility is good

BigStoneHill, sick classical place. Here, over the years, there have been many fierce strangers of the foster. With average Swedish measurements, the height is good. The southern back offers a beautiful rolling bush far away from Helsläta Sälenbackar in one and the same slope from top to valley. Slightly minus because it is a little flat between times. However, with a lot of effort, you can always make the classic jump-over-hill-jump in the middle of the hill. Nowadays, iof's excellent built jump has been allowed with the help of the snowboard. Difference was when I got up and we sometimes got the dispensation from SLAO drivers to load in Velodråmhoppet in the runway. Otherwise, jumping was not allowed. How do you get over the big litter in the air, position the toilets from the top and a real slope in the motlut will take you 12-foot two-foot skis to the other side.
Snowy winters are actually a lot of shiny forests as well. Especially away from the old Falkabacken (a 20-year-old downhill). Exit from Storsten at the top and hold straight straight into the bush. It's just chopping down between trees, little gorges and some cliffs. Along the way you reach the long trail that leads back to the lift. Flackriders left about the Pelican sledding is also a bit brighter to deal with, but between a little dense forest. OUT TO HUG!
All of this is of course in very small format, but considering that it is a stone's throw from the closeness, more than okay. It does not get any more fun than it does, and in the height it is actually relatively easy to make the ride fun despite its small format.

/ Hawk

The rating at Storstenshöjden depends largely on what is going on; skiing, snowboarding is quite different. I can imagine that carving enthusiasts do not think it's too good, while a bouncy snake loves it! the fall height is not much to talk about, but the snowboard area..ojoj. I agree with the fact that the height of the Greatest rule!
must also recommend the mainstay restaurant that has really good french fries!

the altitude is actually a good facility .. much because you can ride on both sides of the mountain which also makes the plant
significantly bigger and more professional. There is not such a cruel offpist .. but as written above; the height is one of Sweden's steepest slopes "black brant".

Greatest height has Sweden's best hope for the most part. not a small dirt jump without plateau as in the seal but not really sturdy as you can at least 10-20 meters in.

It's Örebros local ski slope and it's ok to just spend a few hours in. They have a very good ski school and a lot of great good ski instructors. There is a restaurant on the south side. Offpist there is not so much of it but there is snow so you can go to the black piste that is never pissed. It's only about 50 meters long but it's the off piste available. They also have one of Sweden's best halfpipes and a snowboard country. The elevator staff is very nice.