Björkliden Overview

Björkliden

Projected Opening: Nov 28
Projected Closing: May 02
Lifts: 5
Trails: 24
Skiable Terrain: 15 ha
Base: 420m
Summit: 960m
Vertical Drop: 540m
Average Snowfall: 92cm

Snowfall

92cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec36cm
Feb25cm
Mar42cm
Apr32cm
May1cm

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Björkliden is located in the Swedish Lapland, 250 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, and is considered very snow-secure. The resort is situated 420 metres above sea level, and has a maximum vertical drop of 538 m. Björkliden has 5 ski lifts and 23 pistes, and easy access to good offpiste areas. The skiing season lasts from beginning of February until the beginning of May.