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Getting there

Your easiest way to Abisko

Abisko has its own stop on the Kiruna to Narvik railway, about an hour from Kiruna. Seasonal overnight trains from Stockholm call here; at other times the night train may need a change at Boden.

  1. Kiruna Airport (KRN)1h 32m
  2. AbiskoArrival point used for calculations: Abisko

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Journey times from Routavio data, updated 5 Oct 2026.

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Airports compared

Which airport to fly into

We compare the airports around Abisko by the fastest public-transport connection Routavio found from each one.

Gateway airports compared
AirportDistance to AbiskoFastest onwardTransfers / modes
Kiruna Airport (KRN)Kiruna Airport is 87 km away in a straight line.Distance to Abisko: 87 kmFastest onward: 1h 32mDirect, no transfers (Train)

Plan your trip

A destination for every season

Winter, roughly December to March, is the season for snow, though December days are very short. Northern lights can be seen from about late August to early April whenever the sky is dark and clear, so autumn works too. Around midsummer the sun barely sets.

  • Winter, View of Abisko

    Winter

    Snow and a chance of northern lights; December days are very short.

    Dec – Mar

  • Summer, View of Abisko

    Summer

    Around midsummer the sun barely sets.

    Jun – Aug

  • Autumn, View of Abisko

    Autumn

    Dark, clear nights bring the first northern lights.

    Sept – Nov

  • Spring, View of Abisko

    Spring

    Daylight returns after the winter season.

    Apr – May

Season photos: Winter, Silverkey (Mickaël Delcey), CC BY-SA 4.0; Summer, Monteuxs, CC BY-SA 4.0; Autumn, Torbjoern Messner, CC BY-SA 4.0; Spring, Hannestho, CC BY-SA 4.0

Before you go

Before you go

Getting around once there

  • Routavio's journey times end at Abisko, the usual arrival point.

Things to do in Abisko

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Sources and method

Durable access facts come from operator and tourism-authority information. Journey times, transfers and prices are calculated by Routavio's route engine from operator timetables and flight data and refreshed nightly. An airport marked "not verified" is geographically plausible but Routavio has not yet confirmed a public-transport route from it.

Routavio lists an airport when the ground leg from it is within 300 km in a straight line, the limit it uses for a last-mile transfer.