Bydalsfjällen offers excellent alpine skiing on slopes in high situation as well as further down in the
woods. Fine, wide cruisers for skiers searching for a quiet run with plenty of room for the turns and also black pistes and off-piste for more speed and challange. Most of our pistes are only covered with natural snow.
The skiareas 15 lifts and 50 pistes mean high capacity with minimal queues to the lifts. We also
offer several childrens slopes and lifts where the little ones can ride on their own. The ski school instructors will help you improve your technique or learn the first basics.
Destination Bydalsfjällen also tempts with fine cross-country tracks, several of them floodlit.
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Important Dates
Projected opening date
Dec 20, 2025
Projected closing date
Apr 26, 2026
Average Snowfall
97cm
Terrain
Beginners Runs
8%
Intermediate Runs
30%
Advanced Runs
47%
Expert Runs
15%
Runs in Total
60
Longest Run
2 km
Lifts
15
Surface Lifts
15
Inside Scoop
Reviews
Maciej
Visited Bydalen in Sweden last week. I usually ski in Åre when I ski in Sweden but wanted to try a new place. Bydalen is located about 70 km from the airport in Östersund but we traveled by car from Stockholm a 650km trip, it was snowing quite heavily to it took us about 7 hours.
We had a lot of fresh snow during the week and there were not many people there, usually we could ski around without seeing anyone else.
Some thoughts about the place.
Pros:
Almost no people there so you can find fresh snow many days after last snow fall
Easily accessible off-piste
Cons:
Small system
Only t-bar lifts
No huts/restaurants on the mountain only in valley
Not steep enough for us
We had a great week but that was mostly because of the weather. I guess the experience would be better if we would know where to go off-piste, we skied beside the pistes but didn't want to go further away without a guide.
So if you want a place with lot of restaurants, large ski system and fast lifts this isn't the place for you but if you want a quiet place with easy access to off-piste this could be the place.
A video from our visit to Bydalsfjällen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIbXoVx5XQQ