120 Grofjällsrundan (vinterled, Edsåsdalen)

Type of track

Hiking trails

Preparation

Prepared with snowmobile and sled/track sledge

Start/Finish

You can choose to start and end the tour at the track center behind Köjagården or at Dalen's track center.

Difficulty level

Red - medium difficulty.

The difficulty rating goes from Very easy - Easy - Moderate - Difficult. An Easy trail is a short hike in sheltered terrain without any steeper ascents or descents and tight curves. The longer the ride and the steeper the slopes, the higher the difficulty level.

Signage/trail markings

Follow red trail markings, trail number 120.

Trail fee/trail pass

Trail passes can be purchased and paid for digitally via Swish using the QR codes found at Edsåsdalen's two trail and trail centers You can also find the QR codes on Edsåsdalen's website "

You can also pay for trail passes at the ticket office at Hotell Köjagården or at the lift pass office at Ravinliften. At the ticket offices you can pay by card or Swish.

By buying a trail pass, you help to ensure a continued high quality of trails and trails in Edsåsdalen.

**Tip.

If you also want to ski downhill, you can buy a Fjällpass Edsåsdalen Renfjället, a combined season pass that gives you access to skiing on both ski slopes and ski trails. Read more on the Edsåsdalen website "

Waste management

After the trail there are no garbage bins or possibility to throw garbage.

Do you find trash in nature? Feel free to help by taking more garbage home than you brought out with you.

Trail manager

Edsåsdalens Aktivitetsbolag.

Start the trail at "Köja" and make your way down the ski slope to the trailhead. From here, follow the signs with number 120 and start with a slight climb in the cross-country trail before shortly turning left, crossing the bridge and continuing up through the forest.

Now wait for about 3km easy uphill until you reach the fäbodvallen, Sönnerstvallen and can take your first break if desired. If you have firewood, you can also light a warming fire in the stove.

With freshly rested, 1.5km of climbing up the mountainside awaits through protective coniferous forest that soon turns into sparser birch forest. Just before the bald mountain takes over, you will find Grofjällsstugan and if your legs feel good, you can now choose to continue up to the top of Grofjället before turning down and enjoying fine skiing on the mountain slope and reconnecting to the trail to continue towards Vackermon.

After passing Vackermon's wind shelter, you set your sights on Dalen. On the way down you will pass both rest benches and Sönkmyrbäckens wind shelter if you feel like stopping for more coffee.

Once down at the Dalen track center, choose the left side and follow the groomed track back down to the starting point Köja.

There is a parking lot just before Hotell Köjagården.

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There is also a parking lot at Dalens spårcentral.

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To joint start

Alternative start at the Köjagården rail center. Vägbeskrivning Google Maps »

Alternative start at Dalens spårcentral Directions Google Maps "

To Edsåsdalen by car

To get to Edsåsdalen via E14, turn off towards Undersåker and follow signs for Edsåsdalen. Just after crossing the railroad, turn right (signposted). Follow the road and you will arrive at Edsåsdalen.

If you are coming from the south via Vålådalsvägen, turn left before the bridge, just before Undersåker.

Coordinates parking Köjagården.

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Coordinates trailhead at parking Dalen.

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To Edsåsdalen by train + bus

You can get to Edsåsdalen by train and bus. Take the train to Undersåker station. SJ, Snälltåget and Norrtåg operate the route.

From Undersåker station you can take the Fjällupplevelsebussen or Länstrafiken Bus line 561 or 562.

To Edsåsdalen by bus (Länstrafiken Jämtland)

You can get to Edsåsdalen with Länstrafiken buses that operate within the municipal boundary. Find your nearest bus stop and plan your journey using the Länstrafiken App or on the Länstrafiken website "