Travel with Snälltåget to Åre, Jämtland & Härjedalen

Welcome onboard our trains from Malmö via Stockholm to Åre, Jämtland and Härjedalen! The vacation adventure starts onboard, where you can relax in your compartment or visit our restaurant Krogen if you are in the mood for coffee, dinner or breakfast​. Waking up in the morning the day after, you are ready for a day at the slopes!

Information for the winter season 2026/2027:
Snälltåget will operate services to Jämtland and Härjedalen from 16 December 2026 to 2 May 2027. Ticket sales will open during March. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates (in Swedish) about upcoming ticket releases.

Departures 2025/26

Snälltåget operates trains to the Swedish mountains from 17 December 2025 to 3 May 2026. Our departures are scheduled to match the most common accommodation changeover days: Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

New this season: We now also run via Gothenburg to the Jämtland and Härjedalen mountains!

Transfer from train to destination

In addition to our trains, you can always continue your journey with our connecting transfer buses or taxis, which can be booked together with your train ticket. Simply search for your final destination in our online booking system to book your transfer along with your train journey.

Transfer to Vemdalen, Funäsfjällen, and Ramundberget
We offer transfers from either Röjan or Östersund to Vemdalen’s ski areas Björnrike, Vemdalsskalet, and Klövsjö/Storhogna, as well as to Funäsdalen, Bruksvallarna, and Ramundberget.

Transfer from Undersåker
Continue your journey to Vålådalen fjällstation, Trillevallen, and Edsåsdalen with our transfer service from Undersåker.

Transfer from Åre
From Åre, you can book a transfer to Björnen. Search for the destination "Åre Björnen Skistarshop".

Transfer from Enafors
When the train continues to Enafors and Storlien, we offer a transfer from Enafors to Storulvån fjällstation.

Train timetable 2025/26

The timetable is subject to change due to planned track maintenance. For the most up-to-date departure times and prices, please refer to our online booking system. For details on scheduled service disruptions, see travel information.

Trains to the mountains

* On 20 December, 17 January, 28 February, 14 March, 28 March, and 11 April, the train departs at: 15:50 from Malmö, 16:10 from Lund, 23:20 from Stockholm and 23:55 from Uppsala. Note that the train does not stop in Hässleholm, Alvesta, Nässjö, Linköping or Norrköping on these dates.

Trains from the mountains

Our winter destinations

Explore the mountain destinations in Jämtland and Härjedalen you can reach with Snälltåget during the winter season.

Book the entire journey, including transfer, through our online booking system which you can find at the top of the page or on the homepage. Dates highlighted in yellow in the booking calendar indicate when we operate services to your destination.

Destinations in Jämtland

Edsåsdalen
Edsåsdalen is a small mountain village in the southern Åre mountains, known for its peaceful atmosphere and easy access to nature. Here you will find family-friendly alpine skiing as well as excellent opportunities for cross-country and backcountry skiing. The surrounding mountain landscape offers wide open views and quiet trails away from the busiest resorts.

Trillevallen
Trillevallen is a classic mountain resort with a long tradition of skiing. It offers a friendly ski area with alpine slopes, extensive cross-country trails and great terrain for ski touring. The area is particularly popular with families and those looking for a more relaxed alternative to the larger resorts.

Vålådalen
Vålådalen is famous for its world-class cross-country skiing and its beautiful nature reserve. The area is perfect for both prepared trails and longer ski touring adventures in the mountains. With its peaceful setting and excellent facilities, Vålådalen is a favourite destination for winter sports enthusiasts.

Åre
Åre is Scandinavia’s largest ski resort and offers everything from challenging alpine skiing to cross-country trails and winter activities. The lively village has a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and events throughout the winter season. Whether you are looking for world-class skiing or a vibrant mountain atmosphere, Åre has something for everyone.

Storulvån
Storulvån is a well-known starting point for ski touring in the Jämtland mountains. In winter it serves as the gateway to the famous Jämtland Triangle route between Storulvån, Sylarna and Blåhammaren. The area offers spectacular mountain scenery and unforgettable winter adventures.

Storlien
Storlien is a historic mountain resort close to the Norwegian border. It offers both alpine skiing and cross-country trails, as well as access to the open mountain landscape for touring. With its railway station located in the village centre, Storlien is one of the most accessible ski destinations in the region.

Destinations in Härjedalen

Vemdalen
Vemdalen is one of Sweden’s most popular ski destinations, with several ski areas including Björnrike, Vemdalsskalet and Klövsjö/Storhogna. The resort offers excellent alpine skiing, well-prepared cross-country trails and beautiful mountain scenery. It is especially popular with families and winter holidaymakers.

Ramundberget
Ramundberget is known for its genuine mountain atmosphere and excellent skiing. The area offers both alpine slopes and a large network of cross-country and ski touring trails. From here you can easily reach the open mountain plateau for longer winter adventures.

Funäsfjällen
Funäsfjällen is one of Sweden’s largest ski areas, with several resorts connected by a vast network of trails. The area offers outstanding cross-country skiing, alpine slopes and extensive terrain for ski touring. Its wide mountain landscapes and traditional villages make it a favourite for winter travellers.

Bruksvallarna
Bruksvallarna is one of Sweden’s best-known destinations for cross-country skiing. The village is surrounded by hundreds of kilometres of groomed trails and easy access to ski touring routes in the mountains. With its peaceful setting and strong skiing tradition, it attracts both recreational skiers and elite athletes.

Information about your train journey

Here you’ll find all the essential information you need ahead of your trip to the mountains.