Geilo
Geilo is one of Norway's best ski resorts, located in a convenient location on the northwest border of Buskerud County. Its stunning mountainous views make it a perfect destination for hiking and trekking in all seasons. With numerous hotels and ample bed space, Geilo provides an ideal skiing vacation. It is perfect for families and has ski slopes that cover all levels of difficulty, so there are no issues with overcrowding or long elevator queues. Ski resorts are grouped according to difficulty levels, and even beginners can enjoy the fun in a secure setting, spending a cozy skiing holiday here.
Lillehammer
Lillehammer is a famous ski resort in Norway that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. The area has five ski areas, with Hafjell being the largest. Tourists can enjoy world-class facilities at the Olympic Park or experience cross-country skiing on the slopes. Accommodation options are abundant, with luxury hotels, budget motels, and guesthouses to meet the needs of different people. In addition, skikampen, Sjusjøen, and Spåtind are suitable for short-distance alpine skiing.
Trysil
Trysil Ski Resort is a top downhill skiing destination nestled in a vast forest in eastern Norway, renowned for its world-class Arctic Front atmosphere. The resort has a longstanding partnership with the sister skiing destination of Sälen on the Swedish border, with a Swedish airport providing service to Trysil. Challenge yourself and discover your skiing potential on over 80 different difficulty levels of ski runs. After a day of skiing, delicious cuisine and social parties will bring you a delightful experience.
Hemsedal
The Hemsedal Ski Resort is known for its large areas of mountain and forest cabins. The resort has 44 kilometers of ski slopes, which is very popular among regular skiers. In addition, there are many other facilities in this place, and you can find activities that you like even if you don't ski. Here, there are not only traditional hotels, but also various cabins or tree houses to choose from.
Hovden
Hovden is a popular ski destination in Norway, with 34 kilometers of slopes. It is a paradise for skiing and snowboarding, located in the traditional Setesdal valley, where visitors can immerse themselves in classic Norwegian folklore and various winter sports activities. The Hovden high mountain center and cross-country park are 50 kilometers long, with steep and thrilling slopes, as well as easy and smooth skiing. It is a top-notch ski resort that is perfect for ski enthusiasts and travelers who want to try something new.
