SkiPass in Stöten
A SkiPass in Stöten gives you access to the best skiing in Sälen. Choose the right lift pass for you!
The price varies depending on when you visit us. To find out exactly what your SkiPass will cost, go to the booking page and select your arrival date. You'll then see the exact prices for your stay and what the different SkiPasses cost for different age groups.
Our SkiPass in Stöten
Which SkiPass should you choose in Stöten? There are several different types of lift passes available - all to help you find the SkiPass that suits you and your needs best.
Here you can read about what the different SkiPasses are, who they are for and how to buy them:
| SkiPass | Age | Who | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| SkiPass | 18+ years | For adults over 18 years old | Enjoy Sälen's best skiing during the slopes' regular opening hours. Available to buy for 1-14 days. |
| SkiPass Plus | 18+ years | For those who absolutely love skiing | SkiPass Plus includes early-morning skiing plus an extra day’s skiing – completely free of charge! Available to purchase if you’ve booked accommodation through Stöten. Find out more about SkiPass Plus and how it works here! |
| Children with helmets (free) | 0-6 years | For our youngest ski fans | All children wearing a helmet travel free of charge but still need their own SkiPass. |
| Young people | 7-17 years | For children and young people over 7 years old | Young people up to the age of 17 can buy a SkiPass at a discounted price. |
| SkiPass Parent | Parents | For parents who want to take turns travelling | Take turns skiing during the slopes' regular opening hours. The card is available as a 3, 4, 5 or 7-day card. |
| 3-hour card | All | For those who just want to take a few rides | The card is valid for 3 consecutive hours from the time you pass the lift reader for the first time. |
| Morning skiing | All | For those who want to maximise their ski day | Extend your SkiPass with morning skiing. This can be done at reception or the SkiPass machines. |
| Season tickets | 7-17 years / 18+ years |
For those who plan to visit us a lot | Available for youth and adults and valid all season, including morning skiing. See this year's season prices here. |
PLEASE NOTE! The SkiPass is personal. Keycard is mandatory, even for children under 7 years. Always keep the receipt! Lost keycards will not be replaced, but if you lose your SkiPass, contact the cashier for recharging on presentation of a receipt. When purchasing a SkiPass on site, a fee of SEK 45 will be added.
SkiPass Plus
For those who want to get more out of their holidays
SkiPass Plus in Stöten is a lift pass that lets you get a little more out of your ski holiday. Not only do you get to enjoy Sälen's best skiing, you also get an extra day of skiing and access to great morning skiing several mornings a week - for free!
Find out more about SkiPass Plus and how to book here!
Stöten's SkiPass machines - how they work
To make it as quick and easy as possible for you to get out on the slopes, we have installed SkiPass machines in every square in Stöten. Our vending machines are easy to use and can be used both to buy new SkiPasses and to collect pre-booked lift passes. It doesn't get any easier than that!
Pre-booked SkiPasses
To collect your pre-booked SkiPass, use the link provided in your confirmation email. Scan the QR code and follow the instructions in the machine.
New SkiPass
Of course, you can also buy new SkiPasses from the machines. You pay directly in the machine. Please note, however, that it is only possible to buy regular SkiPasses from the machines, not SkiPass Plus. Plus cards can be purchased online or at the reception desk on site in Stöten.
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