Take Snälltåget to Funäsfjällen, Ramundberget, and Vemdalen this summer

This summer, you can travel with us to Vemdalen, Funäsfjällen, and Ramundberget. We provide connecting transfers (bus or taxi depending on the number of passengers) to and from Östersund in collaboration with Destination Vemdalen, Vemdalsskalets Högfjällshotell, SkiStar Vemdalen, Destination Funäsfjällen and Ramundberget.

Accommodation and activities

Explore Vemdalen and its surroundings with Snälltåget! Vemdalen offers a wide range of accommodation and activities to suit all tastes and interests. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, there is something for you. Here is an insight into what the various destinations in Vemdalen have to offer.

Vemdalen

Destination Vemdalen offers unique and easily accessible experiences: everything from enjoyable spa stays to a bike park with flow trails, several magnificent waterfalls, and hikes up mountain peaks. It is as easy to get there as it is to venture out into the mountains and just enjoy nature and experiences.

Ramundberget

Ramundberget is located at the end of the road, where everything is close by. Ramundberget offers cycling in its own bike park, along trails and in the pump track. You can also hike, paddle, golf, and ride. For children, Mickelina's World awaits, both in the mountains and in the valley.

The bus arrives and departs outside Fjällgården.

Storhogna

Storhogna Högfjällshotell & Spa offers hotel accommodation with a breakfast buffet, three-course dinner, pool, and sauna. Hike or cycle MTB during the day, relax, and enjoy something nice in the evening.

Vemdalsskalet

Accommodation in Vemdalsskalet can be booked through Skistar Vemdalen and Vemdalsskalets Högfjällshotell. Be sure to choose accommodation near the bus stop, lift, and shop.

SkiStar Vemdalen has SkiStarShop open where you can rent bikes and buy equipment. You can also rent bikes from Äventyr & Konferens and Vemdalen Ski Shop in Vemdalsskalet.

Hike the Jämtlands Trail – from Ramundberget to Storulvån

In collaboration with the Swedish Tourist Association (STF), you can now experience one of Sweden’s most spectacular mountain hikes – from Ramundberget to Storulvån.

This classic route, also known as the Jämtlands Trail, stretches 63 kilometres and takes you across alpine tundra and past two of Sweden’s most majestic massifs – Helags and Sylarna.

You can choose in which direction to hike – the trail is relatively easy and follows mainly boardwalks and open terrain. Each stage is between 12 and 19 km long (4–7 hours of walking). Along the way, you stay comfortably at STF’s mountain stations and huts. All stations have shops and restaurants, and many huts have shops too, making this a perfect multi-day hike without the need to carry heavy food supplies.

Here’s how to get to the trail with Snälltåget:
✔ Starting in the south: Take the overnight train to Östersund, then transfer by bus to Ramundberget
✔ Starting in the north: Take the overnight train to Enafors, then transfer by bus to Storulvån Mountain Station

👉 Learn more about the Ramundberget–Storulvån trail at STF

Departures and times – summer 2025

Snälltåget operates to Härjedalen between 23 July and 10 August 2025.

The overnight train to the mountains departs Wednesday and Saturday evenings, travelling from Malmö via Lund, Helsingborg, Halmstad, Gothenburg, Skövde, Stockholm, and Uppsala.

You arrive the next morning in Östersund, with connecting buses to Storhogna Högfjällshotell, Vemdalsskalets Högfjällshotell, Funäsdalen bus station, and Ramundberget Fjällgården.

Return journeys run Thursday and Sunday afternoons from the mountains, arriving in Uppsala and Stockholm before midnight, and the remaining stations later in the night and morning.

👉 Click here to view the full train timetable, travel info, onboard comfort levels, baggage rules, bike check-in, rebooking options and more.

Bus timetable – summer 2025

Current departure times and prices are available in the online booking system. For information about planned service disruptions, see traffic information.

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More about trains to the mountains in summer | Trains to the mountains in winter