Avalanche information

Avalanche danger & avalanche terrain

Tänndalen combats avalanche danger in avalanche terrain where you can slide from an open lift/run back to an open lift/run, as well as in Hamra Syd.

The control is primarily carried out with explosives. Despite this, it can never be said with complete certainty that these slopes are safe to ski on. We provide daily information about the measures we have implemented/plan to implement, as well as a brief textual assessment of the current situation.

All skiing outside of marked and prepared slopes is considered off-piste and is done at your own risk. Follow the signs, markings and avalanche information. Anyone traveling in unprepared terrain should have a good knowledge of assessing avalanche danger.

Avalanche information

Datum: 2026-05-04 Tid: 07:50

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Avalanche danger

Always respect indicated avalanche danger and avalanche information and make sure you have the knowledge required to venture outside marked areas and to assess avalanche danger. In terrain with a slope of 25-30 degrees or more, the risk is always present, even if others have skied in the area.

Avalanche forecasts.se

In areas that are outside the areas reached by sliding from and back to an open lift/runway, no avalanche control is carried out and avalanche forecasts are carried out by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.

Off-piste & mountain tour

If you like kicks, magnificent nature and great skiing, you've come to the right place. In the Tänndalen ski area there is plenty of off-piste and the mountain peaks are always close by.

The Guide Agency

60 mountain peaks over 1000 meters and steep slopes that are perfect for off-piste and top tours in the winter sun.

Hamra South

Tänndalen's first ski area has reopened! In Hamra Syd, it's all about top-level skiing and off-piste.

RECCO

The Tänndalen alpine ski resort is equipped with the RECCO avalanche rescue system.

Avalanche control

This is what it might look like when we work on combating an avalanche slope.

To think about

- Always be searchable! Always carry avalanche safety equipment (Transceiver, RECCO, Probe, Shovel, Balloon bag,) and be trained in and regularly practice buddy rescue.

- Never go alone.

- Remember that you can trigger avalanches on other people, never go out on a steep slope if there are people below.

- Just because someone has skied the slope before doesn't mean it's safe.

- Always report if you see avalanche activity or trigger an avalanche yourself to the ski patrol or nearest lift attendant.