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Lindvallen/Högfjället

Location

Sälen

Sweden

61° 9' 23.3568" N, 13° 12' 12.6216" E

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SE

General info:

Take the family to Lindvallen - a modern ski resort with the emphasis on friendly service, offering a wide range of most amenities. Here the Snowman, the slopes and the staff will welcome you and your nearest and dearest with open arms. Welcome to Lindvallen and the Snowman! Högfjället – a classic alpine-style holiday! This is where you’ll find all the elements that make up a classic mountain holiday. Compact, cosy and with that little extra something, it’s a place where the whole family can either opt to switch off and do nothing or do only as much as they choose to do. And the kids can do their own thing. Welcome to Högfjället and a truly classic alpine-style holiday!

BASE: 1410ft
SUMMIT: 2214ft
VERTICAL DROP: 803ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 47
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 4
Surface: 43

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