This report presents the Regional Action Plan for the Swedish case within the InterReg project MARA Mobility and Accessibility in Rural areas (MARA_mobility). The overall purpose for the InterReg project is to improve the accessibility and mobility in touristic remote areas of the Baltic Sea Region by increasing the capacity of transport actors. In Sweden, the main pilot case study takes place in Sälen which is a rural destination popular for ski resorts situated in the western part of Dalarna county. The Swedish case in the MARA consists of two parts; one who looks into developing an integrated mobility plan for the boarder region Sälen in Sweden and Trysil in Norway, the other to develop GIS based maps to assist in transport planning. The main focus for the case is to develop an integrated mobility plan for the Sälen/Trysil area where gender aspects are included. The main challenge behind the case is the Swedish Transport Administration’s (henceforth, Trafikverket) needs for improving methods, models and processes in the early phase of infrastructure planning for remote areas with an extensive tourism industry. Overall, Trafikverket’s approach in the case is to develop the dialogue between municipalities, other public organisations, business and citizens in winter resorts in the Sälen/Trysil area (main case) and the Åre area (follow up case). These areas have the common goal to further develop their tourism industry in a sustainable direction. This implies an overall goal of developing and improving public transport solutions to access these areas.