Kvitfjell

Ski resorts in Norway
Why not try something different from the central European alps and instead visit the Norwegain mountains? Kvitfjell is situated half an hour from Lillehammer and is deemed to be one of the most snow rich and modern ski resorts in Scandinavia.
Kvitfjell tends to always be the resort that opens up first in the season and also the one to close down last. This makes it a very popular place with the professional skiers who want to get down the slopes early in the season. This is where you find Norway’s longest black slope, which runs for 2,900 meters. Having said that, there are a broad range of green pistes that are a bit unusual in that they are wider than normal. The 29 km of runs in total offers something for everyone.

The off-piste area at Kvitfjell has been extended in recent years. Needless to say, there is a terrain park here as well, for anyone who wants to show off with a few tricks.

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Kvitfjell Snow forecast

  • Tuesday
    0 cm
    4°
    1.6 m/s
  • Wednesday
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    5.3°
    1.8 m/s
  • Thursday
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    7.7°
    0.3 m/s

Facts about Kvitfjell

Number of slopes:36
Very easy Green slopes:6
Easy Blue slopes:12
Moderately difficult Red slopes:6
Difficult Black slopes:3
Evening skiing:2 number of slopes
Artificial snow:6 number of slopes
Longest slope:3500 m
Total length of pistes:25 km

Lifts (Total: 14)
Gondola lift:1
Chair lifts: 4
T-bar lift: 2
Platter lift: 4
Magic carpet: 3
Lift capacity:  20482 persons/hour

Vertical drop
Kvitfjell Vertical drop
Highest Point: 1039 m
Vertical drop: 854 m
Base Point: 185 m

Season
Start:25 October
End:26 April

Cross country skiing
Tracks:600 km
Lit tracks:0 km
Artificial snow:0 km

Areas
Snowparks:1
Childrens area:2
Country: Norway
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Reviews for Kvitfjell

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Annoyed customer
Annoyed customer (Guest)
06/02/2024
Great place, but don’t bank on buying any equipment here. It’s such a shit show to just buy some bindings, it’s actually easier to just drive back to ... Read more (40 words)
Erik
Erik (Guest)
15/10/2008
Great steep slopes with good length. Usually lots of snow. Not many lifts, but few enough people to never have lift lines to speak about. Clearly on... Read more (54 words)
Johan
Johan (Guest)
12/02/2026
The views are magical and the West side was bathed in sun when we were there! Access to some fun off-piste makes this a worthwhile destination. Sev... Read more (68 words)
Ally
Ally (Guest)
19/01/2026
Always great skiing even when the weather conditions can be tough sometimes especially at the beginning of the season. The lift and operations staff a... Read more (71 words)
Christer Fjällund
Christer Fjällund (Guest)
12/01/2026
I really like kvitfjell. Have been there twice in week 1. This winter, kvitfjell's Achilles heel shone through clearly. Old cold chairlifts. Invest in... Read more (103 words)
Daniel
Daniel (Guest)
20/03/2024
Three lovely slopes in the long Olympic hill. Not just a single steep.

Helene Gustafsson
Helene Gustafsson (Guest)
15/02/2024
When black slopes are "reserved", it is highly doubtful whether it is worth going to Kvittfjell for the sake of skiing. The chairlifts feel old and "c... Read more (33 words)
Stefan Nilsson
Stefan Nilsson (Guest)
05/09/2023
Good accessibility by train from Oslo. Good and long descents, but less natural and off-piste opportunities. Designed for slalom and giant slalom. Mar... Read more (25 words)
Mats
Mats (Guest)
20/03/2023
Very few people on the slopes and good off-piste in the "Pudderskogen". The red slopes are somewhat short and the lower half of the black ones were cl... Read more (78 words)
Viktor-C
12/03/2021
Here spent 3 seasons there the last few years and think it is among the best you can find. Incredibly good groomed slopes, very nice staff and a grea... Read more (37 words)
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Most popular photo

Rider:  Photo: Anders Aasheim

Trail map

Trail map Kvitfjell

Lift ticket prices

1 day:54 $ (630 NOK)
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Airports near Kvitfjell

Oslo Airport
Driving time: 2 hours, 32 minutes (204 km)
Distance: 151 km