Brudarebacken, Ski resort in Delsjö area, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Brudarebacken is a slalom slope on the north-eastern slope of a hill by Brudaremossen in the Delsjön recreation area in Gothenburg. It is about 270 metres long with a 42-metre drop, and a single drag lift divides it into two green pistes. The slope lies on the covered former landfill at Brudaremossen.

Brudarebacken takes its name from Brudaremossen, the bog that was later used as a landfill and then covered over; the slope now runs down the north-eastern side of the hill on that covered ground. The piste is about 270 metres long with a 42-metre drop, served by a single drag lift that splits it into two green runs. The facility is run by Göteborgs Skidklubb, and the Brudaremossen radio mast stands nearby.

The slope is run by Göteborgs Skidklubb, the Gothenburg Ski Club, which maintains the two green pistes and the drag lift on the north-eastern side of the hill. The name comes from Brudaremossen, the moss and later landfill that the slope was built on.

The slope relies on artificial snow systems, so visitors should expect possible closures during warm spells or mild winters. It sits close to the city center, making it convenient for quick winter outings on weekdays.

Brudarebacken occupies the north-eastern slope of a hill on Brudaremossen, a former bog and later landfill that was covered over. The slope drops 42 metres over roughly 270 metres, and the Brudaremossen radio mast stands nearby.