FUNASDALSBERGET

Funäsdalsberget promises skiing suitable for the whole family for much of the winter season. In close proximity to the mountain, more specifically in Funäsdalen you will find amazing accommodations where you can relax after the days on the slopes. Should you want to get out of your pants and vary your activities, the area offers everything from cycling and fishing to visits to myskoxar. If you want to widen the views, there are Tänndalen and Ramundberget, of course, those with large and moder... n ski resorts and other activities, just a short drive away. Härjedalen you go to get away from the city stress and fall into one of the ski slopes. There is plenty of snow and mountain in the winter, which attracts skiing. In the winter, the population is repeatedly increasing in what is the smallest landscape in terms of population density. Härjedalen is located in Norrland and borders west to Norway. The landscape became Swedish through Freden in Brömsebro in 1645. Fårboddrift and iron production were something that was used to it. In the 19th century forestry attracted workers and people from other landscapes. Carpenter carved timber at Ljusnan, then Sweden's largest fleet. When the Inlandsbanan, a railway line from Kristinehamn to Gällivare entered the 1900s, made it possible to travel to the popular ski resorts.More