Overview
Storlien is a small Swedish ski resort straddling the Norway-Sweden border, notable for being the highest railway station in Sweden at 592 meters elevation. The village offers alpine and cross-country skiing with a 191-meter vertical drop, suitable for beginners and families rather than advanced skiers.
Budget Travel · Nature · Skiing · Trekking
Before you go
Connectivity
Swedish mobile networks provide coverage in Storlien. WiFi available at accommodations and restaurants. Standard Swedish power outlets (Type C/F, 230V).
Language
Swedish is the local language. English is widely understood in tourist areas. Norwegian is spoken across the border.
Money
Sweden uses Swedish Krona (SEK). Norway uses Norwegian Krone (NOK). Shopping in Norway is expensive; Storlien's retail trade is disproportionately large due to Norwegians crossing the border for cheaper goods.
Transport
The E14 highway connects Storlien to Trondheim (west) and Sundsvall (east). The village has Sweden's highest railway station with connections via SJ and Norrtåg.
Weather
High-altitude mountain climate with cold winters (down to -20°C or lower) and mild summers. Snow typically covers the ground from November through April.