Frykstabacken Overview

Frykstabacken

Projected Opening
Jan 02
Projected Closing
Mar 28
Lifts
2
Trails
3
Base
62m
Summit
122m
Vertical Drop
60m
Average Snowfall
2cm
Snowfall
2cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Jan0cm
  • Feb0.2cm
  • Mar0cm

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Frykstabacken

Projected Opening
Jan 02
Projected Closing
Mar 28
Lifts
2
Trails
3
Base
62m
Summit
122m
Vertical Drop
60m
Average Snowfall
2cm
Snowfall
2cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Jan0cm
  • Feb0.2cm
  • Mar0cm

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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Jan 02, 2027
  • Projected closing date
    Mar 28, 2027
  • Projected Days Open
    50
  • Years Open
    56
  • Average Snowfall
    2cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs
33%
Intermediate Runs
67%
Runs in Total
3
Longest Run
0.4 km

Lifts

2
Surface Lifts
2

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