Tänndalen reviews (Page 5)

I enjoyed the whole funäsdalen as a whole. It was a cozy town and was there when it was a snowstorm but it was still a crazy good facility. The pistons lasted a lot longer than usual. Not so many people, nice slopes and friendly staff. Even though you hurt you here, you can enjoy the Swedish mountains :) Nice snow too on Easter when I was there. The park was well say and so. The landings are not the best, and the jumps were not so maintained. Depends most on the little children who do not go up to the high but stop halfway and go up the last bit, but it is in most family places. One tip is to put the park higher up where not the toddler goes as much.
End the score be worthy 5a :)

I like the think valley! They are nice in every way, the slopes may not be the best but they are quite alright. The park is good and it's lovely people there. There are quite short slopes but there are quite a few.

Minus: small variation in the type of terrain. No black hills (although a few short stretches are drawn as blacks on the pistemap). Low fall height (295 specified, but in practice, you get between 200-250 altimeters).

Plus: Little people! A lot of snow! Just about no hoaxes. Few like driving outside the trails = a lot of snow to the one who does.

All in all, a ski resort that is quite ok to drive in.

I have been to Tänndalen in principle every year since the age of 8 months old. It's truly a winter paradise that I would not want to miss going to every year. No lift queues, you can take you between the lift systems. Endless long and beautiful cross country trails. =) What more can be added? As the previous writer said, it's not a party place, but who needs it with all the nice skiing? I'll be back in the future I promise =)

I have been to Tänndalen every year since I was about 4 years old. I like Tänndalen, not least because you do not have to queue almost at all. Tänndalen is not a party place, but if you're out to just go, I think it's a good place. Well arranged for families with children. Good ride, good lifts, great food ..

+ Great nice cross-country track. Especially those on the mountain.

have been there 3 times it's how good as hell, I'm very offpist cruel snow there o the park is really good but hard to catch up with the big jumpsen, never been in a lift queue there usually 3 st in sex, great good skiing ride sets a clear % on the ignition cannon!

Tänndalen is a terrific place for families with children.
I'm there every year to have been the ones i was around 2 years old ...
Almost never any elevator queue! The longest I ever stood in a lift queue where you type 2-3 minutes, then on the sports license. It's good to go between Svansjäliften, Tännporten, Buskvallen to Hamra.

If you want to go cross-country skiing, there are quite a few nice trails! And you can certainly go on a day trip on the mountain.


If you are going to Tänndalen, they may be good to book accommodation quite far in advance. I myself always live in Fjällsätern. I recommend Fjällkällar'n at Fjällsätern.

Have you ever been to Idre! But, according to me, Tänndalen is better!

Yes, it was very good at Tänndalen, now that you have begun to go the more difficult slopes. Are you going to try the clean clamps! Heavenly good! We went mostly on hamra and shrub, the slopes were very good. Have a family there too, that's the only place to go!

I was there a few days after New Year and I thought it was totally okey! I do not like lift queues and a completely okey park. Pretty short slopes but a lot of snow in the offpiste. The park had three or four bigjumps and three rails that were good but otherwise they would not have been able to offer.

Good place. praised in hamra for two weeks as a ski instructor and can say they have a good baby back! : P

the park is an intermediate marker at the top, then in the middle they are a big kicker, then four jumps, an iron rail and a plastic jumper, at the bottom you go the bad bad pipe and then a tiny bullet or a big kicker.

The offpiste is quite good in some places with small drops of 1-2 meters here to there.