Top Snowboarding Spots in Sweden

Grab a snack at the local grocery stores instead of in the resort. I found some delicious options for a fraction of the price, plus a nice spot for my picnic.

Check out the late afternoon ski pass deals around 3 PM. You can squeeze in a good couple of hours without forking out for a whole day pass.

Pro tip: if you wanna avoid long lift lines, try hitting the slopes right at 8:30 am. I got to ride my favorites without waiting, it was awesome!

I think you should try the snowmobiling experience! It's a blast, but it can be pricey. Look for combo deals if you're keen on trying both skiing and snowmobiling.

My advice is to book your lift tickets online! I saved a good chunk of cash by doing this instead of buying at the resort.

Bring your own snacks and drinks to save money! I learned the hard way when I paid way too much for a hot chocolate up there!

Bring a reusable water bottle. There's places to fill it up around, and it saves you bucks on those overpriced drinks!

I think the views from the slopes are stunning, so take your phone for some epic pictures. You won't regret stopping for a few snaps.

Make sure you rent your gear the night before, if you can. There can be long lines in the morning, and I lost so much time waiting.

I recommend early mornings, like around 8 AM, to hit the slopes. The first few hours are usually less crowded and the snow is pristine.

Check the weather forecast the night before! I was caught off guard with a snowstorm and couldn't ski my first day. Knowing ahead saved me from being disappointed

I think going right after lunch around 1 PM is ideal. The slopes were less crowded, and I actually got more runs in without the annoying lines.

My advice is to grab the combo deal for ski rentals. It’s way cheaper than renting separately and the gear was super good quality.

If you’re planning to eat, check out the nearby cafes first. I thought I’d find cheaper bites at the main lodge, but everything was a bit pricey and not as good.

If you’re renting gear, head to the shop early, like around 9 AM. The lines can get long, and you’ll want to hit the slopes as soon as they open at 10 AM. Trust me, you’ll have more fun without the crowds.

Don’t miss the night skiing especially if you’re in for a longer stay. It’s magical under the lights and way less busy than during the day. Plus it gives you a different atmosphere to enjoy