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Afterski in Sälen
What would a skiing holiday in Sälen be without a proper après-ski? Afterski and skiing go hand in hand, and you can't leave Sälen without experiencing a real afterski at Sälenvis!
Updated on 23 June 2026 by Stöten in Sälen
For many people going on a skiing holiday, a visit to the afterski is an obvious part of the holiday. It's the perfect way to round off a great day on the slopes with your loved ones!
A thousand happy guests, one après-ski!
At Stöten, we usually say "a thousand happy guests, one après-ski" - a quote that we think sums up our appreciated après-ski in a good way. Everyone is welcome here to enjoy good food and drink in pleasant company to the sounds of our appreciated live bands and troubadours.
Cosy up or clean up - you choose!
During the coldest winter months, we light up the candles and invite you into the cosy and lovely environment that only Brasseriet has to offer. As early spring draws near and the cold gives way to warming rays of sunshine, we move the festivities out to the Brasserie’s cosy outdoor terrace, where the après-ski music drifts out over the mountain backdrop. Whether you see après-ski as a cosy way to wind down after a day’s skiing or as a way to kick-start the evening’s festivities, Stöten’s après-ski is for you!
Awesome DJs and atmospheric live bands
Our popular après-ski is open all season, Monday to Saturday every week between 3.00 pm and 5.00 pm. For those who are not ready to end the evening of celebration already then, the evening continues in the Brasserie nightclub with both DJs and live bands.
The seasonal line-up varies from year to year but some of the usual players are;
- No Tjafs
- Bucket list
- Top 3 bands
- A quarter past eight
- Offshore
- Calles’ Backing Band
- punch
To see the season's line-up of après-ski entertainment and full game schedule, click here!
Stöten in brief
- Stöten has been voted for several years in a row as Sweden's best ski resort of Freerides readers
- There are 50 slopes with different levels of difficulty
- There are 45 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, 3 km of which are lit
- Stöten is home to Sälen's longest descent - Morsmor's 3060 metre plunge
- The Älvan slope has been voted Sweden’s best slope – for five years running
- Stöten has been awarded Sweden's best ski resort for families with children
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