Ski Hafjell

FACTS

Ski Hafjell and you get the largest Alpine facility in the Lillehammer area - being 15km north. With both downhill and cross-country skiing, why not be different this winter and go skiing & snowboarding in Norway.

Where

Ski Hafjell and find yourself just north of Lillehammer. Because of the latitude of the resort, snowfall is reliable even though the highest slope is only at 1030m. This resort was part of the Lillehammer Olympic Games in 1994, and you will find 11 lifts servicing 23 slopes, with 25 km of skiable terrain. Access is easy via Oslo airport as well as trains and buses.

Essentials

Suitable For

Slopes

RESORT ALTITUDE :	195m
TOTAL PISTE :	40 km
LONGEST RUN :	7 km
START SEASON :	November
END SEASON :	April

OVERALL
SKIING
BOARDING
APRÉS
FAMILIES

Beginners 10 / 32%	Intermediates 10 / 32%
Advanced 7 / 23%	Experts 4 / 13%

TOTAL RUNS :	31
SNOW CANNONS :	50 / 20ha
SNOW PARKS :	2
CROSS COUNTRY :	300 km

On the slopes

With high mountain terrain above the tree line, ski Hofjell for spectacular views and slopes in forest terrain, sheltered from the wind and bad weather. The 25km of slopes include 31% for beginners, 52% intermediates, and 17% advanced, with a longest slope of 5km. Snowboarders are also catered for, with a snow park, Trollclub. There are also superb cross-country skiing facilities - over 300km of trails in total. Great skiing & snowboarding for all!

Off the slopes

The ski resort of Hafjell offers something for all ages. Although the après-ski scene isn't as lively as many European resorts, there are several bars and restaurants to keep you busy in the evenings; for younger visitors there is a child care centre, an activities programme, a ski school, and an events calendar.

WE LIKE

Slopes are best for intermediate skiers and snowboarders
Great atmosphere, welcoming locals and a great place to learn to ski or hone your technique
Transfer time from Oslo is only 2 hours making it easy on the stress levels