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Skier descending snowy mountain slope in off-piste terrain.

Alpine skiing

A ski trip doesn’t have to mean long lift queues, expensive lunches on the slopes and impersonal hotels. With STF, you stay close to the slopes – in a genuine, personal and cozy setting.

Our mountain accommodations offer something more than just a place to stay near the slopes. You’ll meet dedicated owners and hosts who serve home-cooked food, keep the fire going and share tips on their favorite hidden gems.

Many of our accommodations have self-catering kitchens and family rooms. For groups and families, STF is the perfect choice for a relaxed and memorable ski holiday.

Accommodation near the slopes

STF Undersvik Hotel

Hälsingland
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Skarvruets Mountain station Tänndalen

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Södergården Hostel Åre

The Jämtland mountains
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Strandgården Fjällnäs

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.9 out of 5
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STF Kittelfjäll hostel

Lappland
Average guest rating 4.5 out of 5
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STF Funäsdalens Hostel

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.8 out of 5
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STF Hotel Funäsdalen

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.5 out of 5
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STF Abisko Turiststation

Abisko-Kebnekaise mountains
Average guest rating 4.6 out of 5
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STF Sälen Gräsheden Hostel

Dalarna
Average guest rating 4.1 out of 5
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More accommodation near the slopes

Tips for your ski holiday

  • Rent equipment. You don’t need to own everything yourself. Renting skis, boots and a helmet is often cheaper, and you get equipment that suits your needs.
  • Travel climate-smart. Take the train or bus to the mountains and share a ride for the last stretch if needed. This reduces your climate impact and saves you from driving in winter road conditions. Read more about how to travel climate-smart to the mountains.
  • Dress in layers. With several layers, you can easily adjust your clothing and stay dry and warm. Choose underwear and base layers in wool or synthetic materials, and avoid cotton next to your skin. Pack thin ski socks, as your feet can easily get cold if your boots feel tight. A neck gaiter protects your neck when it’s cold. Read more about the layering principle.
  • Stay safe in the mountains. Check the mountain weather carefully before you set off. If you’re heading into off-piste terrain, the most important thing is to find out whether there is a risk of avalanches. Read more about mountain safety and on the Swedish Mountain Safety Council’s website (opens in new tab).



Girl sitting with a pair of binoculars watching the mountains of Sarek.

Flexible booking

Whether your own travel plans change or the world around you does, you’ll always have flexible booking terms when you book on our website. That’s what we call a true sense of freedom!

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Packing list Nordic ski touring – day trip

A day trip on touring skis takes you straight into the winter mountains, far from groomed tracks and lift queues. Here is the packing list for the day.

Packing list Nordic ski touring – multi-day trip

A multi-day Nordic ski tour takes you deep into the winter landscape

Mountain guide

Find important information about mountain safety, waste management, and what it’s like to stay in a mountain cabin.