Fäboden
Danmark, Sweden
About Fäboden
Faboden at Idre Fjall is a working Swedish mountain pasture with old fabod cabins, kept as a summer attraction at the ski resort. Its animals are goats, cattle, rabbits, geese and hens - among them seven cockerels of the old Swedish Silverudd's Blue landrace, a breed known for laying green eggs, and three American Buff geese. There is a waffle cafe and lawn games with a view over the fells.
Parking at Fäboden
Visitors can park in designated areas near the Square at Idre Fjäll. Parking is free, making it convenient for families and groups. It's advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a good spot.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Free to visit and a short walk from Torget at Idre Fjall, just above the middle lift station. The animals are outside between 09:00 and 17:00 every day in summer, so there is little to see outside those hours.
Practical Facts
- Home to a variety of friendly farm animals including goats, cows, rabbits, geese, and chickens.
- Features traditional Swedish heritage breeds like Silverudd's Blue hens, known for their green eggs.
- The American Buff geese can live up to 30 years and are known for their alertness, often serving as 'watchdogs'.
- The Swedish Mountain Cattle at Fäboden are known for their calm temperament and can live up to 20 years.
Paid Experiences
Animals (3)
Birds (3)
6 animals total