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Skiing near Gothenburg?
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I'm about to move to Gothenburg and am wondering whether there are any ski areas within reach (say less than 90 minutes' travel time away)? I know the major Swedish ski resorts are much further north, but is there anywhere with a few pistes suitable for working on technique etc closer to the city? If any snowheads have local knowledge, I'd really appreciate it Very Happy
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I have only been there once and thought it was fairly flat but Google found this.
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Isaberg is a tidy little resort with a couple of longish runs (i.e. about 1 km rather than just a couple of practice slopes). Either drive there for a day on skis, or rent a cabin and make a weekend of it.
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Isaberg or Ulricehamn (both listed in the link by rjs above) can be decent for a day trip if you're not too particular, depending on snow availability of course. Alebacken for some quick runs after work if the weather allows it and you desperately need some snow time. If you're interested in a weekend trip I suggest you take a bus trip to Hemsedal, either with softresor.se or jtalpinresor.se.

If you have any other questions about Gothenburg itself I'd be happy to help, I'm born and raised here so I know the place.
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