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Next 10 weeksQuietest weeks ahead: 2 Nov, 9 Nov, 16 Nov
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Skiing in Ljungdalsberget
Ljungdalsberget is a small ski resort in Jamtland, Sweden with 7 km of slopes and 1 lift. The skiing runs from 623 m up to 855 m, a vertical drop of 232 m. With a lower summit, the snow depends more on cold spells.
The mapped slopes are 38% easy, 38% intermediate and 25% advanced. That gives a balanced mix for mixed-ability groups.
The nearest airport is Røros Airport (RRS), about 80 km away in a straight line. The nearest major airport is Trondheim Airport, Værnes (TRD), about 115 km away in a straight line. The drive can be much longer on mountain roads.
Questions about Ljungdalsberget
How much snow does Ljungdalsberget have?
Right now the weather models show 0 cm of snow on the ground, 0 cm new in the last 3 days and 0 cm forecast for the next 7 days. The resort's own report may differ, as these figures don't include snowmaking or grooming.
How big is Ljungdalsberget?
Ljungdalsberget has 7 km of slopes and 1 lift.
How high is Ljungdalsberget?
The skiing runs from 623 m up to 855 m, a vertical drop of 232 m. With a lower summit, the snow depends more on cold spells.
Is Ljungdalsberget good for beginners?
38% of the mapped slopes are easy. That gives a balanced mix for mixed-ability groups.
What is the nearest airport to Ljungdalsberget?
The nearest airport is Røros Airport (RRS), about 80 km away in a straight line. The nearest major airport is Trondheim Airport, Værnes (TRD), about 115 km away in a straight line. The drive can be much longer on mountain roads.
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