Children have lots of fun at a ski holiday in Lofsdalen – there are many areas and spaces for them to play. The ski slopes are kid-friendly and it is easy to get used to the lifts. Loffe, Lofsdalen’s little blue bear cub, dances and sings with the kids. After a day outside the activity house awaits with a playland, bowling and restaurant - all in a family friendly setting.
- Wide ski slopes.
- Two children's lifts and one conveyor.
- Happy and helpful lift hosts who want to teach mini skiers to ride a lift.
- Children's area in the slopes with ski carousel, cones and figures.
- Group ski school from three years old.
- Private ski school possible for children under three years old.
- Ski with Loffe, Lofsdalen's own mascot.
- Treasure hunt and snowmobile trip to Loffes hut.
- A Minipark with wide boxes and little jumps for small jibbers
- Härjedalen's largest playland, indoors at Aktivitetshuset, within walking distance of the hill.
- Free family evenings with bobrace and grilled sausage
Welcome meeting- Sundays at 15.00
Ski with Loffe - Tuesdays at 13.30
Treasure hunt with Loffe - Thursdays from 13.30, 90 SEK
Familynight - Thursdays at 18.00
Loffe's challenge - Fridays at 10.30, 90 SEK
Challenge a ski instructor - Fridays at 12.30, 90 SEK
Childrens after ski - Fridays at 15.30, 90 SEK
Tips! Join Loffes club and get entry to all activities during the week and you will also get 20 % discount on any Loffe item in the shop.
The fact that the children have received extra attention in the ski resort is no secret. Ski instructors are standing at the lifts in Snölandet and Loffeliften so the children can get good tips and help.
In the big children's area, the children play among witches and figures on the slopes, ski carousel and meet Lofsdalens mascot Loffe. The comfortable chairlift Lången takes the whole family to both green and blue skiing.
After skiing, Aktivitetshuset is waiting for you with playground, bowling, shuffleboard and good food in the restaurant.
Long ago, on an icy-cold night, Loffe was born in a bear’s den close to Hovärken. Back then, he was brown and furry like all the other bear cubs, but when summer came his mummy realised that he wasn’t at all the same as the others. Loffe thought that blueberries was the best thing ever. Lots of blueberries. Loads of blueberries! Loffe ate so many blueberries that he finally turned blue from top to toe. Not only that, but he got so perky from eating all the blueberries that he didn’t want to hibernate when the winter came. So, while all the other bears are sleeping, Loffe plays with his very best friends: the children in Lofsdalen.
