Most reviewed Ski & Snowboard Areas in Eastern Norway
4.5Korketrekkeren(287 reviews) - A great Day out Monday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Ski & Snowboard Areas
Oslo's most popular toboggan run starts at Frognerseteren and ends at Midtstuen metro station. At the end of a run, you can catch the metro back up to Frognerseteren for another run. Korktrekkeren is 2000 metres long, and the elevation drop is 255 metres. One non-stop ride at full speed takes 8-10 minutes. The metro from Midtstuen to Frognerseteren takes 13 minutes. Sled rentals Sleds for rent (Akeforeningen) next to Frognerseteren Restaurant, at the bottom of the hill from the Frognerseteren subway stop. Helmet rental is free.See more..
4.0Skistar Trysil(286 reviews) - Amazing staff and easy to use booking system Ski & Snowboard Areas
With 31 lifts and 68 slopes Trysil is Norway's largest ski destination Well thought-out, very family-friendly, modern and with an exceptional range of accommodation - all descriptive catchphrases for Trysil as a ski destination. Everything has been built around Trysilfjellet, where wide, long slopes snake down the sides of the mountain and continue below the tree line. Trysil comprises four interconnected ski areas, all with their own unique characteristics. From the black slopes in Hoegegga to the red, blue and green slopes at Skihytta, Trysil Turistsenter and Trysil Hoeyfjellssenter. Children areas on both sides of the mountain - where snowman Valle is the children's best friend - ensure a good skiing experience for the whole family. The Snow park is several times awarded as the best in Norway. It contains lines for all levels. Live the high life in one of Trysil's two fantastic resort hotels, hire a cabin in which several families can live together, or a modern holiday flat adapted for active people. Almost all accommodation in Trysil is located right on the slopes and has ski-in/ski-out facilities.See more..
4.0Hemsedal Ski Centre(201 reviews) - Everything we hoped for and more Ski & Snowboard Areas
First time skiing in Norway and loved it. Hemsedal is an excellent intermediate resort but also perfect for beginners and advanced skiers will fine more challenging runs on and off piste. Harder runs are limited but check out the map. It’s cold, but we knew that and took appropriate clothing and hand warmers although there were lots at the ski centre. The low temperature kept the slush away at the end of the day. We loved the ski to Hemsedal - a bit of shopping and a coffee and back on the free bus. Restaurants were all good and offered different fare - we checked them all out. A highlight was the different opening times of the lifts with three late night floodlit skiing and the 7:30 am enabling you to ski through the dawn- stunning. Transfers were good and would certainly recommend Ski Safari as a company to book through. Would definitely returnSee more..
4.5Hafjell Alpinsenter(165 reviews) - Fantastic skiing with great slopes! Monday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Ski & Snowboard Areas
Welcome to Hafjell Alpine CenterAt the Hafjell Alpine Centre, skiers can have a blast skiing down more than 40 kilometers of slopes at varying levels of difficulty. There are 31 different slopes ranging from green slopes (beginner), nine blue slopes (easy) and seven red slopes (intermediate) to four black slopes (advanced). The overall drop on the mountain is 835 metres. So whether you are a beginner or an expert, a great skiing experience awaits you here in Hafjell.See more..
4.5Trysil(164 reviews) - Fantastic skiing for the whole family Ski & Snowboard Areas
Trysil is Norway's largest ski resort with 66 slopes and 31 lifts. Trysil is family friendly, and in summer offers more than 30 activities.See more..
4.5Krossobanen(156 reviews) - Great way to get to the mountain for hiking Ski & Snowboard Areas
The Ryesvei is an exciting zig-zag path located in the terrain below the Krossobanen Cableway. This outstanding track is open for sledgeriding. The distance from the upper station Gvepseborg down to Krosso is 3851 meters, the difference in altitude approx. 500 meters and it winds down through a total of 21 curves. This makes it the longest sledge-hill (with lift) in Norway.See more..
4.5Slaatta Skisenter - Geilo Snowsports(136 reviews) - Fantastic ski resort Monday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Ski & Snowboard Areas
Geilo is the perfect ski destination for the whole family. 39 ski slopes and 550 km of cross country tracks. You can ski all the way down to the beautiful mountain village. Geilo offers amazing and varied terrain which our experienced snowsport instructors at Geilo Skiskole (Ski School) will use to challenge the students at their relevant levels. The slopes in Geilo are suited for all, beginners, intermediates as well as expert skiers. Slaatta is offering fun slopes, lifts, wide runs, rails, jumps, forest tracks and a lot of fun elements for the children as well as adults. Geilo Skiskole instructors are all about helping you to enjoy the great outdoors. We offer lessons in Alpine, Telemark, Cross Country, Snowboard or Adaptive skiing. We offer private instruction, social group classes and fun activities for families. Geilo Skiskole is located at Slaatta, Geilo which is a great ski area for all abilities. We also offer equipment rentals/ski service and a cafe, Slaatta Stugu.See more..
What an amazing experience! This has been on my bucket list for such a long time and the reality exceeded all my expectations Only the 3G Bob raft was running on the day we visited (it's like a padded bath tub!) but it was still incredibly fast.... I'm not sure if I would have survived the 5G taxi Bob! The staff were wonderful, really friendly and informative. There's drinks available in the ticket office, but no cafe or anywhere to get a snack or something to eat. Getting there without a car isn't easy. We got the 141 bus from Lillehammer Station which drops you off at Fossegarden (cost 53 NK). Its then a 2 km walk across the dam and then through the Family resort (30-40 minutes going as its up hill, only 20-30 minutes back down hill) Fantastic visit, highly recommended See more..
3.5Norefjell Skiresort(77 reviews) - Fortunate to have 6 days at Norefjell Ski & Snowboard Areas
We were lucky enough to have friends invite us to join them for a week over the UK half-term at this resort, about 2 hours north of Oslo. There are long sweeping runs, with plenty of wide, blue runs for beginners, even all the way from the top of the mountain. Our more expert kids found enough reds and blacks to keep them occupied. Like most things in Norway, it's not cheap. Equipment rental and lift passes were £1200 for 6 days for 2 adults, 2 teens and a four year old. TTwo burgers and a kids pasta, £40. But there were virtually no queues, good equipment, and most of the runs were open all the time, despite some whiteout conditions. The views are fabulous - not the same as the Alps, but just as scenic.See more..
We’ve only been to the Alps before. This was so much better: almost no quest for the lifts, miles and miles of piste, more laidback environment (less part party than the Alps). 2.5h from the airport. Loved it. No going back now.See more..
4.0Geilo Skiheiser(38 reviews) - Good slopes for all levels Ski & Snowboard Areas
Geilo Skiheiser has 18 ski lifts of different types, and its maximum capacity is 24,000 passengers per hour. There are rarely queues, and there are 40 alpine slopes of varying degree of difficulty and length. Geilo is also a paradise for children, with lots of activities and areas suited for children. You will also find three areas for snowboarding. The ski slopes are situated near the centre of the village, and you can ski down the slopes, kick off your skis and wander right into the village. Nightskiing 4 days a week. Liftcard of two days or more can be used for nightskiing.See more..
4.5Nordseter(38 reviews) - X Country Ski Ski & Snowboard Areas
With the very edge of the mountains as starting point, visitors have every opportunity to experience cross-country skiing at its best. The network of trails connects to the Lillehammer, Hafjell and Sjusjoen networks, and over 2,500 km of trails are available in total. The mountain plateaus, offering cross-country ski trails through open and gentle terrain, are within easy reach. If the weather turns bad, the forests close by provide excellent shelter from the wind. Nordseter offers excellent ski and equipment hire facilities.See more..
4.5Sjusjoen Ski Center(25 reviews) - This place gets my vote Ski & Snowboard Areas
Sjusjoen Ski Center is situated 20 km east of Lillehammer. You will find 3 lifts and 7 pists. The children's area is perfect for beginners and free of charge. Children under 7 years of age are free of charge in the chairlift. The Ski Center can offer Ski rental and a Ski school.See more..
