Skisteder i Norway

Norway is the choice for cold, dry snow and cross country. Trysil and Hemsedal deliver reliable midwinter cover, Hemsedal has the steepest lift served terrain in Scandinavia, and every resort links into a huge network of prepared nordic trails. Alcohol and eating out are expensive, so self catering is the norm.

All 8 Norway ski resorts by size

Ranked by kilometres of marked piste on the resort's main lift pass.

1. 1TrysilInnlandet, NorwayExperience Norway's largest ski paradise where pristine slopes and family fun meet Nordic charm.71 km
2. 2HemsedalBuskerud, NorwayBig-mountain vibes in Norway with long groomers, playful parks, and easy family days.50 km
3. 3HafjellNorway, NorwayOlympic-built trails near Lillehammer with big-for-Norway vertical, family areas, and lively night skiing.44 km
4. 4GeiloBuskerud, NorwayA timeless Norwegian retreat, offering magical family adventures and beginner skiing amidst the scenic splendour of southern Norway.34 km
5. 5GaustaNorway, NorwayA wild, snow-reliable Norwegian resort - with 32km of quiet pistes, 85km of cross-country trails, floating saunas, and a funicular that takes you to one of Scandinavia's most memorable descents.32 km
6. 6KvitfjellNorway, NorwayBuilt for the 1994 Winter Olympics and still hosting the World Cup downhill, with long runs for every level, timber cabins scattered through the pines, and dog-sledding, forest trails, and saunas to slow the pace.32 km
7. 7VossVestland, NorwayCharming and accessible, Voss offers scenic slopes, lively village life, and a taste of real Norwegian adventure.29 km
8. 8NarvikfjelletNordland, NorwayArctic fjord skiing with fjord to peak vertical and cult status among freeriders.14 km