Gillersklack, Ski resort in Ljusnarsberg, Sweden

Gillersklack, also called Klacken, is a former leisure facility about 7 km north of Kopparberg in Örebro län. Its six downhill slopes of varying difficulty and a children's toboggan slope remain in the terrain, but the ski operation is permanently closed. A cabin village and marked hiking trails are still there.

Gillersklack, also called Klacken, grew up as a winter sports facility about 7 km north of Kopparberg in Örebro län, with six downhill slopes, a children's toboggan slope and 19 km of cross-country tracks. It is now permanently closed, and the swimming pool has shut as well. The cabin village and the hiking trails remain in use.

The name Klacken is the local short form of Gillersklack. The site lies about 7 km north of Kopparberg in Örebro län, and the cabin village and trail network remain in use after the ski facility closed permanently.

The ski resort and indoor swimming pool are permanently closed, so check locally before relying on any lift-served skiing. The area is about 7 km north of Kopparberg. Hiking trails and a cabin village remain, and in summer there is fishing and paddling. The 19 km of cross-country trails include a 3 km loop and an 11 km route on a forest road.

The 3 km loop is the shortest of the 19 km of cross-country trails, and according to the Danish source it is the illuminated one, so evening skiing is possible there. The longest trail runs 11 km along a forest road. The facility itself is permanently closed, so check trail status before setting out.