Ski resorts in Norway

Ådneram Skitrekk is a ski area in Agder, Norway, with 10 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 574 m up to a summit of 832 m, a vertical drop of 258 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 62% blue, 12% red and 25% black.

Green 1%Blue 62%Red 12%Black 25%

Ål Skisenter is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 17 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 566 m up to a summit of 1,041 m, a vertical drop of 475 m. Graded runs are 39% green, 23% blue, 30% red and 8% black.

Green 39%Blue 23%Red 30%Black 8%

Beitostølen is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 16 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 900 m up to a summit of 1,101 m, a vertical drop of 201 m. Graded runs are 32% green, 34% blue and 34% red.

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Bjorli Skisenter is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 14 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 573 m up to a summit of 1,213 m, a vertical drop of 640 m. Graded runs are 50% green, 11% blue, 22% red and 17% black.

Green 50%Blue 11%Red 22%Black 17%

Eikedalen is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 46 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 449 m up to a summit of 924 m, a vertical drop of 475 m. Graded runs are 21% green, 63% blue and 16% red.

Green 21%Blue 63%Red 16%

Gålå is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 10 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 784 m up to a summit of 1,095 m, a vertical drop of 311 m. Graded runs are 28% green, 53% blue and 19% red.

Green 28%Blue 53%Red 19%

Gausta Skisenter is a ski area in Vestfold og Telemark, Norway, with 53 km of marked pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 701 m up to a summit of 1,250 m, a vertical drop of 549 m. Graded runs are 71% green, 5% blue, 18% red and 6% black.

Green 71%Blue 5%Red 18%Black 6%

Gautefall is a ski area in Vestfold og Telemark, Norway, with 19 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 449 m up to a summit of 640 m, a vertical drop of 191 m. Graded runs are 57% green, 24% blue and 19% red.

Green 57%Blue 24%Red 19%

Grong Skisenter is a ski area in Trøndelag, Norway, with 24 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 229 m up to a summit of 700 m, a vertical drop of 471 m. Graded runs are 42% green, 23% blue, 32% red and 3% black.

Green 42%Blue 23%Red 32%Black 3%

Hafjell is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 111 km of marked pistes served by 17 lifts. The slopes run from 192 m up to a summit of 1,058 m, a vertical drop of 866 m. Graded runs are 34% green, 35% blue, 25% red and 6% black.

Green 34%Blue 35%Red 25%Black 6%

Harpefossen Skisenter is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 16 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 244 m up to a summit of 816 m, a vertical drop of 572 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 51% blue, 35% red and 8% black.

Green 6%Blue 51%Red 35%Black 8%

Hemsedal is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 72 km of marked pistes served by 23 lifts. The slopes run from 617 m up to a summit of 1,451 m, a vertical drop of 834 m. Graded runs are 41% green, 32% blue, 19% red and 8% black.

Green 41%Blue 32%Red 19%Black 8%

Hovden Alpinsenter is a ski area in Agder, Norway, with 53 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 762 m up to a summit of 1,183 m, a vertical drop of 421 m. Graded runs are 29% green, 21% blue, 40% red and 10% black.

Green 29%Blue 21%Red 40%Black 10%

Hummelfjell is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 9 km of marked pistes served by 3 lifts. The slopes run from 671 m up to a summit of 872 m, a vertical drop of 201 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 60% blue and 34% red.

Green 6%Blue 60%Red 34%

Hurdal Skisenter is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 8 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 266 m up to a summit of 525 m, a vertical drop of 259 m. Graded runs are 53% green, 19% blue, 16% red and 12% black.

Green 53%Blue 19%Red 16%Black 12%

Kongsberg Skisenter is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 10 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 240 m up to a summit of 569 m, a vertical drop of 329 m. Graded runs are 34% green, 19% blue, 32% red and 15% black.

Green 34%Blue 19%Red 32%Black 15%

Kvitfjell is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 57 km of marked pistes served by 14 lifts. The slopes run from 182 m up to a summit of 1,043 m, a vertical drop of 861 m. Graded runs are 34% green, 33% blue, 20% red and 13% black.

Green 34%Blue 33%Red 20%Black 13%

Meråker Alpinsenter is a ski area in Trøndelag, Norway, with 22 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 101 m up to a summit of 622 m, a vertical drop of 521 m. Graded runs are 22% green, 28% blue, 38% red and 12% black.

Green 22%Blue 28%Red 38%Black 12%

Myrkdalen is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 23 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 445 m up to a summit of 1,067 m, a vertical drop of 622 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 22% blue, 50% red and 22% black.

Green 6%Blue 22%Red 50%Black 22%

Narvikfjellet is a ski area in Nordland, Norway, with 20 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 115 m up to a summit of 1,006 m, a vertical drop of 891 m. Graded runs are 32% green, 22% blue, 41% red and 5% black.

Green 32%Blue 22%Red 41%Black 5%

Nesfjellet is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 15 km of marked pistes served by 8 lifts. The slopes run from 732 m up to a summit of 1,093 m, a vertical drop of 361 m. Graded runs are 15% green, 47% blue, 27% red and 11% black.

Green 15%Blue 47%Red 27%Black 11%

Norefjell is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 40 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 192 m up to a summit of 1,176 m, a vertical drop of 984 m. Graded runs are 24% green, 47% blue, 21% red and 8% black.

Green 24%Blue 47%Red 21%Black 8%

Oppdal Skisenter is a ski area in Trøndelag, Norway, with 69 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 585 m up to a summit of 1,328 m, a vertical drop of 743 m. Graded runs are 15% green, 56% blue, 22% red and 7% black.

Green 15%Blue 56%Red 22%Black 7%

Oslo Skisenter is a ski area in Oslo, Norway, with 3 km of marked pistes served by 4 lifts. The slopes run from 212 m up to a summit of 372 m, a vertical drop of 160 m. Graded runs are 49% green, 24% red and 27% black.

Green 49%Red 24%Black 27%

Rauland Skisenter is a ski area in Vestfold og Telemark, Norway, with 33 km of marked pistes served by 14 lifts. The slopes run from 702 m up to a summit of 1,126 m, a vertical drop of 424 m. Graded runs are 19% green, 28% blue, 41% red and 12% black.

Green 19%Blue 28%Red 41%Black 12%

Røldal Skisenter is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 11 km of marked pistes served by 6 lifts. The slopes run from 681 m up to a summit of 1,269 m, a vertical drop of 588 m. Graded runs are 21% green, 53% blue, 22% red and 4% black.

Green 21%Blue 53%Red 22%Black 4%

Sarves Alta is a ski area in Troms og Finnmark, Norway, with 9 km of marked pistes served by 1 lifts. The slopes run from 59 m up to a summit of 278 m, a vertical drop of 219 m. Graded runs are 38% green, 31% blue, 20% red and 11% black.

Green 38%Blue 31%Red 20%Black 11%

Sauda Skisenter is a ski area in Rogaland, Norway, with 11 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 343 m up to a summit of 817 m, a vertical drop of 474 m. Graded runs are 40% green, 22% blue and 38% red.

Green 40%Blue 22%Red 38%

Sirdal Skisenter is a ski area in Agder, Norway, with 25 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 554 m up to a summit of 923 m, a vertical drop of 369 m. Graded runs are 70% green, 5% blue, 23% red and 2% black.

Green 70%Blue 5%Red 23%Black 2%

Skagahøgdi is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 15 km of marked pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 431 m up to a summit of 875 m, a vertical drop of 444 m. Graded runs are 33% green, 52% blue, 14% red and 1% black.

Green 33%Blue 52%Red 14%Black 1%

Skeikampen is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 28 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 780 m up to a summit of 1,120 m, a vertical drop of 340 m. Graded runs are 17% green, 31% blue, 43% red and 9% black.

Green 17%Blue 31%Red 43%Black 9%

Ski Geilo is a ski area in Norway, with 33 km of marked pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 779 m up to a summit of 1,165 m, a vertical drop of 386 m. Graded runs are 26% green, 39% blue, 29% red and 6% black.

Green 26%Blue 39%Red 29%Black 6%

Skimore Oslo is a ski area in Oslo, Norway, with 19 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 151 m up to a summit of 531 m, a vertical drop of 380 m. Graded runs are 27% green, 33% blue, 29% red and 11% black.

Green 27%Blue 33%Red 29%Black 11%

Sogndal Skisenter is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 35 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 316 m up to a summit of 990 m, a vertical drop of 674 m. Graded runs are 17% green, 32% blue, 21% red and 30% black.

Green 17%Blue 32%Red 21%Black 30%

Solheisen is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 7 km of marked pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 869 m up to a summit of 1,099 m, a vertical drop of 230 m. Graded runs are 43% green, 15% blue and 42% red.

Green 43%Blue 15%Red 42%

Strandafjellet is a ski area in Møre og Romsdal, Norway, with 33 km of marked pistes served by 7 lifts. The slopes run from 442 m up to a summit of 1,151 m, a vertical drop of 709 m. Graded runs are 54% green, 15% blue, 26% red and 5% black.

Green 54%Blue 15%Red 26%Black 5%

Trysil is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 240 km of marked pistes served by 40 lifts. The slopes run from 407 m up to a summit of 1,131 m, a vertical drop of 724 m. Graded runs are 41% green, 24% blue, 19% red and 16% black.

Green 41%Blue 24%Red 19%Black 16%

Tyin-Filefjell is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 21 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 833 m up to a summit of 1,264 m, a vertical drop of 431 m. Graded runs are 4% green, 38% blue, 30% red and 28% black.

Green 4%Blue 38%Red 30%Black 28%

Uvdal Alpinsenter is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 29 km of marked pistes served by 7 lifts. The slopes run from 648 m up to a summit of 1,209 m, a vertical drop of 561 m. Graded runs are 59% green, 14% blue, 25% red and 2% black.

Green 59%Blue 14%Red 25%Black 2%

Valdres Alpinsenter is a ski area in Innlandet, Norway, with 12 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 700 m up to a summit of 1,047 m, a vertical drop of 347 m. Graded runs are 52% green, 28% blue and 20% red.

Green 52%Blue 28%Red 20%

Varingskollen is a ski area in Viken, Norway, with 5 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 173 m up to a summit of 546 m, a vertical drop of 373 m. Graded runs are 34% green, 15% blue, 27% red and 24% black.

Green 34%Blue 15%Red 27%Black 24%

Vassfjellet is a ski area in Trøndelag, Norway, with 19 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 178 m up to a summit of 657 m, a vertical drop of 479 m. Graded runs are 11% green, 42% blue, 45% red and 2% black.

Green 11%Blue 42%Red 45%Black 2%

Voss Resort is a ski area in Vestland, Norway, with 23 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 58 m up to a summit of 949 m, a vertical drop of 891 m. Graded runs are 20% green, 54% blue, 7% red and 19% black.

Green 20%Blue 54%Red 7%Black 19%

Vrådal Panorama is a ski area in Vestfold og Telemark, Norway, with 14 km of marked pistes served by 8 lifts. The slopes run from 264 m up to a summit of 726 m, a vertical drop of 462 m. Graded runs are 45% green, 44% blue, 4% red and 7% black.

Green 45%Blue 44%Red 4%Black 7%