Myrkdalen Resort Ski Guide Vestland, Norway — above the Voss valley Summit elevation1,350 m (4,429 ft) Base elevation580 m (1,903 ft) Vertical drop770 m (2,526 ft) Piste length33 km marked pistes Lifts9 lifts Annual snowfall~6–8 m (20–26 ft) SeasonDecember – April Overview Myrkdalen is Norway’s best-kept secret. Tucked into a steep valley above the famous … Read more
Base: 580m | Summit: 1,402m | Runs: ~180km | Lifts: 25 | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Trondheim (TRD) — 90 min / Oslo (OSL) — 4 hrs drive Oppdal is Norway’s most centrally located ski resort and, measured by trail kilometres, one of the country’s largest. Situated on the Dovre Railway line between Oslo and … Read more
Kvitfjell, Norway — Complete Guide Kvitfjell is Norway’s premier speed-skiing resort and an Olympic legend — the mountain that hosted the downhill and super-G events at the 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics. Situated in Ringebu municipality in the Gudbrandsdalen valley, ~190 km north of Oslo, Kvitfjell combines World Cup-calibre steep terrain with a welcoming Norwegian mountain … Read more
Beitostølen is one of Norway’s most beloved mountain villages, set in the Valdres region at the foot of Bitihorn peak in Innlandet county. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, excellent cross-country skiing network, and dramatic fjell scenery, Beitostølen attracts both Norwegian families seeking weekend escapes and international visitors looking for an authentic Norwegian mountain experience far … Read more
Norefjell is Oslo’s closest major ski resort, just 90 km from the city centre in the Numedal region of Viken county. Perched on a ridge above Lake Krøderen at 1,459 m summit elevation, it offers the best combination of accessibility and genuine mountain terrain of any resort within easy reach of the Norwegian capital. On … Read more
Voss Ski Resort, Norway Adventure Capital of Norway — Skiing with Fjord Views ⛰️ 945 m top🎿 40 km pistes🚡 17 lifts❄️ Nov–Apr Overview Voss is western Norway’s most celebrated mountain town. The ski resort sits on Hangursfjell, offering 40 km of runs with 889 m of vertical — more than most expect. The gondola … Read more
Geilo Ski Resort, Norway Classic Scandinavian Skiing — Midpoint of the Oslo–Bergen Railway ⛰️ 1,178 m top🎿 35 km pistes🚡 20 lifts❄️ Nov–May Overview Geilo (pronounced yay-lo) sits at 800 m on the Hardangervidda plateau — Norway’s highest mountain plain — at the midpoint of the Oslo–Bergen railway. This makes it one of the most … Read more
Hafjell Ski Resort Guide 2025/26 Norway’s premier Alpine ski resort — Olympic pedigree, Scandinavian forests, and excellent intermediate terrain just north of Lillehammer. Hafjell at a Glance Location Øyer, Innlandet, Norway Summit Elevation 1,050 m (3,445 ft) Base Elevation 200 m (656 ft) Vertical Drop 850 m (2,789 ft) Skiable Terrain 40 km of pistes … Read more
Trysil, Norway — Complete Guide Trysil is Norway’s largest ski resort and one of Scandinavia’s top alpine skiing destinations. Located in Innlandet county, close to the Swedish border, Trysil offers 68 runs across five connected mountains with a top elevation of 1,132 metres. Unlike the dramatic fjord-backed resorts of western Norway, Trysil’s landscape is gentle … Read more
Base: 620m | Summit: 1,450m | Piste: 55km | Lifts: 23 | Season: Dec–Apr | Airport: Oslo (OSL) — 3 hrs; Bergen (BGO) — 3.5 hrs Hemsedal is Norway’s most celebrated ski resort — the “Scandinavian Alps” — with the best combination of terrain variety, snow quality, and resort infrastructure in the country. While modest … Read more