Ski pass at Stöten
– the key to Sälen’s best skiing
For most people, skiing is the absolute highlight of a skiing holiday. That’s why, here at Stöten in Sälen, you can get a SkiPass Plus, which gives you access to Sälen’s best skiing – and so much more!
Updated on 22 June 2026 by Stöten in Sälen.
SkiPass Plus - your lift pass in Sälen
With our SkiPass Plus lift pass, you can get more out of your holiday – at no extra cost! Book your SkiPass Plus in advance and you’ll get:
- Enjoy The best skiing in Sälen
- Access to morning skiing several mornings a week
- An extra day of skiing – at no extra cost!
To purchase a SkiPass Plus, you must have booked your accommodation via Stöten in Sälen, and the ski pass you purchase must cover the entire duration of your stay. Find out more about how SkiPass Plus works and how to book it here!
Morning skiing
Several mornings a week, the lifts open extra early for you early-bird skiing enthusiasts. There’s something truly special about being the first to hurtle down freshly groomed slopes, whilst the rest of the mountains are still asleep!
Morning skiing takes place on several slopes in the mountains – You can see exactly which slopes are open in the morning here – and is available included for all SkiPass Plus holders, but can also be purchased at reception. Read more here!
Day pass or SkiPass for the whole holiday in Sälen?
Are you unsure whether to buy a ski pass for just a single day or for the whole time you’re in Stöten?
There are major advantages to booking a SkiPass for the whole period – above all, you save money, as the price per day of skiing is usually significantly lower the longer the period you book.
If you're still unsure which ski pass is right for you, don't hesitate to contact us and we will help you!
How much does a ski pass cost at Stöten and Sälen?
The price The price of the Stöten SkiPass varies slightly depending on which week you plan to visit us. To see exactly what price applies to your stay, please visit our booking page and select the dates you plan to visit us. You’ll then see a detailed price list!
And by the way… children under 6 travel for free!
Why do ski pass prices vary?
It may seem strange that the prices of our ski passes vary from week to week – but everything is adjusted according to demand. During our peak season weeks, such as Christmas, New Year, the winter sports holiday and the Easter holidays, SkiPass prices are usually slightly higher at all ski resorts across Sweden due to high demand. However, the price per day of skiing is usually lower if you book a lift pass for the entire period of your visit. See exactly how much your lift pass would cost when you visit us here!
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