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The 5 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Are, Jamtland and Harjedalen
With 100 pistes served by 44 lifts, Åre is Sweden's most popular resort and the biggest ski area in the Nordic countries, with everything from very easy beginner runs to very challenging expert slopes. Miles of cross-country tracks and a dedicated snowboard park are but a few of the other great offerings here.
Restaurants in Are
1. Tannforsen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By IngerA792 - New York City, United States
Great experience and impressive waterfall! The people caring for the spot / waterfall had done a great job with the spot, so the trail is well placed, you can easily understand more about the nature reseve, the waterfall and nature around it (like the fish in the river / water). The waterfall is very impressive and with the great location, easy to navigate tour, I would recommend this to anyone visiting Åre.
2. Jamtlandstriangeln
3. Are Skidsport
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By zeetrap - Podstrana, Croatia
Cozy little place which sells some well selected winter fashion as well as skiing & boarding acessoires. For my first ride in Åre, Sweden I got the 2021 Burton Kilroy and it rawcked!
4. Are Chokladfabrik
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By NicoledeW - Zoetermeer, The Netherlands
Very nice chocolaterie. Wonderful chocolates and tasty hot chocolate and coffee. My daughter liked the apple juice made of rescued apples. We brought lots of chocolates home.
5. Skistar Are
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By tintin630 - North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
We spent four fantastic days skiing on the slopes above Are. There are a good range of slopes for all abilities and some superb blue runs at either end of the resort. Lift queues were minimal and a nice family atmosphere pervades the slopes. Although there are quite a lot of T bar lifts and the signposting sometimes makes it difficult to navigate your way around we didn't allow these negatives to spoil our enjoyment. There are a good number of restaurants/bars to chill and rest your legs. Lift passes and ski hire prices were very reasonable. During our stay (second week of March) we had some bluebird days and perfect snow gave us powder days and fantastic skiing conditions. Our previous skiing had only been in the Alps, but we left feeling you can't beat skiing in Scandinavia and hope to return again next year.
