Mora IK · Mora, Sweden
Smidjegrav Arena is a hockey venue located in Mora, Sweden, with a seating capacity of 4,500. It is home to Mora IK, who compete in Hockeyallsvenskan. Smidjegrav Arena is one of 94 venues in Sweden tracked on TurfNurd, and ranks 6th among Hockeyallsvenskan stadiums by capacity.
If you find yourself in the lakeside town of Mora in central Sweden, make sure to catch a game at Smidjegrav Arena, where the local ice hockey faithful have been gathering since 1967 to cheer on their beloved Mora IK. This intimate venue holds just 4,500 spectators, which means you'll experience the kind of authentic, up-close hockey atmosphere that's increasingly rare in an era of massive modern arenas. The crowd noise bounces off every surface, and you'll feel the ice-level intensity whether you're sitting rinkside or in the upper sections.
The arena earned its moment on the international stage when it co-hosted the 2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships alongside nearby Ejendals Arena in Leksand, bringing the world's best young hockey talent to this corner of Dalarna county. While visiting, you'll discover that Smidjegrav Arena is more than just a sports venue—it's a community gathering place where generations of families have watched hockey together. The straightforward, no-frills design keeps the focus exactly where it should be: on the ice and the passionate local fans who make every game feel like a celebration of Swedish hockey culture. Plan your visit during the Swedish Hockey League season, and you'll understand why small-town hockey in Sweden offers some of the most genuine sporting experiences in Europe.
