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Isaberg Ski Area: Ski Holidays in Småland

Key facts

  • Isaberg is located in Småland; the summit of the mountain of the same name is 310 metres above sea level.
  • According to the operator, the ski area has eleven runs, ranging from child-friendly green to black.
  • The marked runs include Nybörjarbacken, Familjebacken and Slalombacken.
  • The Isabergsexpressen chairlift is listed as a six-seater.
  • A wide, gently sloping children’s area has a conveyor belt; the ski rental shop is near the base area.

Skiing at Isaberg

The ski area is located on Isaberg in Småland, a mountain that rises around 150 metres above its surroundings; its summit is 310 metres above sea level. The operator lists eleven runs ranging from child-friendly green to black.

The trail map includes Nybörjarbacken (beginner slope), Familjebacken (family slope), Pelikanen, Slalombacken and Lassebacken. Isabergsexpressen is listed as a six-seater chairlift serving the mountain area; other drag lifts and conveyor belts serve individual slopes.

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From the children’s area to the steeper slopes

The children’s area is wide and gently sloping. A conveyor belt, which the operator calls Ski Band, takes even small children uphill without them having to use a drag lift; the area is near the ski rental shop and car park. Families can use the beginner and family area as their starting point, while more experienced skiers can choose the steeper runs, including the black competition slope.

The piste list features eleven named runs; Funline is listed separately as well. On the official map, Nybörjarbacken is numbered 2, Familjebacken 3 and Slalombacken 6.

A break on the mountain

For refreshments, Höganloft and barbecue options are available right at the ski area. Burgers, sausages and soup are served at the Dalliftarna lifts; pizza can be ordered for takeaway from the restaurant. If you prefer to bring your own meal, there are fire pits, and you can rent a barbecue hut.

Isaberg also offers a year-round wheeled toboggan run alongside its winter sports. It is a separate mountain activity and is not part of the ski runs.

Find more Swedish destinations in our overview of Skiing in Sweden. The official Isaberg piste map shows the runs and lifts.