Chairlift ticket Nuolja, Aurora Sky Station

Take the chairlift up Mount Nuolja and experience the best that Abisko has to offer. Enjoy fantastic nordic ski touring with views of the Abisko Alps and Lake Torneträsk, or have a lovely coffee break at the Aurora Sky Station’s café and sun terrace.

From the Aurora Sky Station, you can also enjoy several great nordic ski tours. Here, you’ll experience skiing across the open mountain plateau with stunning views of the Abisko Alps and Lake Torneträsk. If you’re feeling adventurous, try “Glidaren” — a beautiful trail that takes you down a gentle slope to Kårsavagge and then back to Abisko Turiststation. Our café is open and offers freshly baked waffles, hot drinks, and light snacks.

Age limit: minors need to be accompanied by adults – Warm winterclothes are required to ride the chairlift. See the information sheet.

Good to know

The chairlift is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The chairlift is an open two-seater. The ride can take up to 30 minutes. Due to weather conditions, all passengers must wear warm winter clothing, winter boots, a hat, and gloves.
The meeting point is at the chairlift base station.
Young children must ride with a parent or legal guardian.
Must be booked no later than the day before. After that, bookings can be made at the chairlift base station on Nuolja.

The price includes

Round-trip chairlift ticket

Important information for alpine skiers

Important information for downhill skiers

STF will discontinue avalanche mitigation on Nuolja from the 2026/2027 winter season. As a result, all downhill skiing is entirely at your own risk. There will be no ski patrol or mountain rescue services available.

Only single-ride tickets will be sold. Ski passes and season passes will no longer be available.

We recommend that everyone planning to ski on Nuolja or elsewhere in the mountains:

Has the appropriate equipment for alpine and avalanche terrain.
Plans their trip carefully, taking weather conditions and daylight hours into account.
Checks the latest avalanche forecast at lavinprognoser.se.

More information

About the area

Abisko is located in northern Lapland, around 250 km north of the Arctic Circle, and is one of Sweden’s most accessible alpine mountain areas. Abisko National Park offers a well-developed trail system with clearly marked routes, making the area suitable for both shorter trips and longer hikes.

The Kungsleden trail passes through the area, heading south between Lapporten (Čuonjavággi) and Mount Nuolja. To the north of Abisko lies Lake Torneträsk, one of Scandinavia’s largest mountain lakes, contributing to open views and a varied landscape.

The area is known for excellent conditions for seeing the northern lights in winter and the midnight sun in summer. Visitors can follow marked trails independently or join guided tours, and equipment rental is available if needed.

Booking conditions

Tickets can be cancelled up to 3 days before the scheduled trip.

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