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Romme Alpin

Location

Borlänge

Sweden

60° 24' 22.9968" N, 15° 27' 55.998" E

See map: Google Maps

SE

General info:

Romme Alpin is the biggest skiarea in Sweden, beofre you get further north and up in the real mountains. Romme Alpin offers 23 runs and 19 km of total slope length. Last winter they opened a brand new ski area, 5 km total trail length, four new slopes and a second 6-person Express Lift. With all this, Romme Alpin, a top modern facility, is an excellent selection for your ski trip and quite close to the capital. Like skiing in the swedish mountain range but closer Outside the swedish mountain range Romme Alpin is the leading ski facility. The attractive location just one mile outside Borlänge makes it close to all major cities in mid Sweden. It is a good choice for a day or a weekend trip.

BASE: 433ft
SUMMIT: 1335ft
VERTICAL DROP: 902ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 13
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 3
Surface: 10

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