Vemdalen

Vemdalen is the joint name of the Vemdalsskalet, Björnrike and Klövsjö / Storhogna resorts. The same lift pass applies to all these resorts and they are run by Skistar, which also owns the ski resorts Åre, Hemsedal and Trysil.

Vemdalsskalet almost always opens up very early in the season and is snow-proof. Many Alpine clubs and ski schools therefore come out here to work out. The cottages that many people choose to stay in are located right next to the slopes and Högfjällshotell is right by there as well. It can get pretty wild here in the fall, when large groups from Härjedalen come out here to let loose.

Björnrike in Härjedalen has, as mentioned earlier, been operating for several years, together with Vemdalsskalet and Klövsjö / Storhogna by Skistar. The family-friendly ski resort has 11 lifts, 16 slopes and 470 meters fall height. Björnrike fjällhotell opened in 1968 and the first cable car also opened in the same year. Just like in Vemdalen, Högfjället consists of boulders and it almost looks like something blew up. In the woods you will find pine, fir, birch and aspen.

Klövsjö/Storhogna is somewhat smaller, but very nice, with good slopes and accommodation and an amazing Swedish dialect.