The slopes of Ore

The Swedes take pride in their ski resort, which is considered the most popular in Europe. The Ore ski area boasts a significant size and enjoys a robust and reliable snow cover for seven months of the year, from mid-November to mid-May.

The central region of Ore, known for having the highest point in the resort atop Mount Oreskutan, offers a diverse range of ski slopes that appeal to both seasoned skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts as well as beginners without specialized skills.

The Bjørnen region of Ore is particularly well-suited for families with children. It features the best playgrounds, a miners' playground, a mini-forest, and the primary amusement park. Moreover, the ski lifts in this part of the resort are designed to accommodate young visitors. The slopes in this area are generally gentler, making them suitable not only for family skiing but also for those learning to ski.

The Duved region is well-suited for couples and teenagers alike. The ski slopes in Ore in this area offer a range of difficulty levels. The highest point in this part of the ski resort is the summit of Mullfjellet, standing at 1031 meters above sea level. A comfortable chairlift with wind protection can swiftly transport you there in just a few minutes. The 6.5 km ski run in this region is considered the longest throughout the entire resort.

The Tegefjöll region will particularly appeal to young snowboarders seeking an adrenaline rush. Here, you'll discover specially prepared areas for extreme tricks, as well as untouched slopes. This part of the ski resort also boasts an exciting amusement park. All the ski slopes in Ore found in this area are characterized by their high level of difficulty.