Ski areas · Sweden

Sälen

Dalarna, Sweden · 98 lifts, 82.7 km downhill pistes, 76.1 km cross-country trails

This is what is mapped in OpenStreetMap, and it may be incomplete or out of date. We show no opening hours, snow reports, lift status or prices: Sälen’s own website is the place for what is open.
Website, as given in OpenStreetMap: skistar.com

Lifts

98

  • Chair lifts9
  • Drag lifts (T-bar, J-bar, platter, button)79
  • Magic carpets10

Downhill pistes

82.7 km

  • Novice29.2 km
  • Easy17.2 km
  • Intermediate24.7 km
  • Advanced9.5 km
  • Expert0.7 km
  • Other or not stated1.5 km

Lengths are of pistes drawn as lines; a piste drawn as an area has no length here. 17 pistes drawn as areas.

Cross-country trails

76.1 km

Trails mapped within about 2 km of the area’s outline, lifts or pistes.

Mapped heights

  • Highest point860 m
  • Lowest point570 m

Modelled from terrain data at points along the mapped lifts and pistes, to the nearest 10 m. Not a surveyed figure.

Also mapped here: 3 snow parks · 1 sledding run · 4.4 km of ski-touring routes

Operator, as given in OpenStreetMap: SkiStar AB

Where the lifts, pistes and trails are

  • Novice
  • Easy
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced
  • Expert
  • Other or not stated
  • Lift
  • Cross-country trail
  • Ski-touring route
  • Piste drawn as an area

A line drawing of what is mapped, north at the top. The interactive map shows it over the terrain.

Map © MapTiler © OpenStreetMap contributors

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