ENJOY THE NORDIC FJÄLL IN WINTER
Many miles of great snowmobile trails
Many of our fishing waters
offer very good fishing in winter.
Some lakes are accessible by car,
others only by snowmobile.
Many marked scooter trails reach out to our fishing waters.
Discover the Swedish winter world
on a snowmobile safari.
Join us on a guided snowmobile safari
through Sweden's fantastic winter landscape.
a fantastic adventure
Snowmobiling on world-class trails
Snap your helmet, start your scooter and let yourself be thrilled by the speed when the mountain scenery in the middle of Sweden flies past.
Let the scooter's horsepower do the job and experience the feeling of effortlessly taking you as far as you want out on the white expanses.
Try the fishing luck in the Fjäll's frozen lakes or find yourself a lovely south slope with for your coffee and sandwiches break.
If your stomach requires something more, you can continue to any restaurant.
The many miles of prepared trails take you exactly where you want.
Our mountain areas, with Ansättfjällen as the central point, is a nationally famous snowmobile paradise for both lone riders and families.
Rent a scooter and drive yourself, or follow a guided snowmobile safari. You, who drive on your own, take responsibility, of course, for following the applicable regulations. Then we can all enjoy our scooters "Paradise".
Rent a scooter in Rörvattnet
Our snowmobiles are Yamaha VK540V
Tours on or off the trail are some of the best there are, even when you're out to work.
Enjoy our snowmobiles.
They are all designed and equipped to deliver driving characteristics,
performance, comfort, economy and reliability in one class.
at a glance
Yamaha's reliable 2-cylinder 535cc 2-stroke engine
Autolube oil injection, DC ignition and electric heated carburetor
Torsion sprung bogie with dual dampers and flip-up function
Cobra® mat with 38 mm comb height - excellent traction in deep snow
Extra large fuel tank for extended range
Transmission with high / low gear and reverse gear
Convenient electric start as standard
Large cargo storage space and high traction
Luxurious and large seat for drivers and passengers
2-stage electric hand and thumb heater (driver)
Large passenger footrest for added comfort
Extra large windshield for comfort and protection
Drive Mat (mm) W x L x H 500 mm x 3.923 mm x 38 mm
Book your adventure
Guided snowmobile tours
Enjoy the serene beauty of snow-covered forests and frozen lakes
while experiencing a unique and exciting outdoor journey.
Your unforgettable day begins with a thorough briefing on how to operate the snowmobile.
Once you are fully equipped, you are ready to set off into the untouched landscape.
Drive through scenic snow tracks, over frozen lakes and up into the mountains. Whether you are a snowmobile novice or an experienced driver, we ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Our guides are well-versed in the local area and will lead you through some of the region’s most breathtaking locations
As the day draws to a close, we begin the return journey, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the last views of the picturesque winter landscape, with the sun setting behind the majestic landscape and painting the sky in shades of orange and pink. This is not just a trip, it is an adventure that promises to give you memories to cherish forever.
Ready to explore the Swedish winter world? Book your snowmobile safari today and enjoy an unforgettable winter experience!
Contact us for more information.
Snowmobile safari
Snowmobile rules
Snowmobiles may only be driven on well-covered snow where neither the ground nor the vegetation can be damaged. In some areas, snowmobile traffic is regulated by a snowmobile ban. This applies especially in the mountains. There, you may only drive along marked snowmobile trails.
Snowmobile driving is not covered by the right of public access and you therefore have no obvious right to drive on other people's land. As a snowmobile driver, you should primarily drive on marked snowmobile trails. The County Administrative Board or the municipality is usually responsible for public snowmobile trails. Some snowmobile trails are managed by snowmobile clubs or other actors.
You should also remember to drive carefully on snowmobile trails. If the snow cover is so thin or loose that the snowmobile comes into contact with the ground, it is considered bare ground driving, which is not permitted.
Please note that:
You must be 16 years old and have a driver's license to drive a snowmobile, unless you obtained a driver's license or tractor license before 1 January 2000.
As a foreign driver (within the EEA*), you are entitled to drive a snowmobile in Sweden if you have that right in your home country. If you cannot show this or if you come from a country outside the EEA, your only option is to be part of a group in the tourism industry or to hold a Swedish driver's license. *EEA countries are member states of the European Union as well as Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
Use an approved helmet based on the regulations in place. Children under the age of seven can use another suitable helmet.
The maximum permitted speed for snowmobiles is 70 km/h. In some places there are local lower speed limits.
Find out about the conditions in the terrain you are going to ride in. And remember - always drive sober!
The snowmobile trail map can be found here:
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