Norway holidays

Norway’s relatively small population of only five million ensures fewer crowds on the slopes and a natural untouched feeling to the landscape.

Beitostølen

Located in the heart of Norway, and boasting sublime views of the Jotunheimen (Home of the Giants) National Park. Beitostølen is an idyllic mountain village surrounded by Norwegian pines – a beautiful unspoilt place, perfect for the whole family. The gentle slopes are great for children and beginners. The après ski opportunities, continental-style hotels and gourmet restaurants will not disappoint even the seasoned traveller. The Bergo Hotel offers comfortable rooms, sauna access, and great views of the Jotunheimen Mountains.

Beitostølen ski facts

Nearest airport	Oslo
Ski season	December to May
Piste area	21 km
Resort height	1100 m
Lifts	9
Runs	Total 21
	Beginner 13
	Intermediate 7
	Advanced 1

Beitostølen hotels

• 4* Radisson Blu Beitostolen

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Trysil

With 75-kilometres of piste area, this is the largest and most popular ski area in Norway. From steep and difficult black runs to languorous greens taking in the surroundings, this resort will test both advanced skiers and newcomers to the slopes alike. Snow is guaranteed due to the proximity to the Arctic Circle. There are four great snow parks, 30 restaurants, spas, bars and shops. Additionally, most of the accommodation has ski-in ski-out facilities, like the fantastic Radisson Blu Mountain Resort, where you can ski right to the door. For a smooth and scenic journey to the resort, hop on the Trysil Express Bus from Oslo Airport Gardermoen Trysilekspressen, which departs several times, every day, all year round – it is the best value transfer and takes three hours.

Trysil ski facts

Nearest airport	Oslo
Ski season	November to April
Piste area	75 km
Resort height	1132 m
Lifts	31
Runs	Total 67
	Beginner 21
	Intermediate 35
	Advanced 11

Trysil hotels

• 4* Radisson Blu Mountain Resort
• 4* Radisson Blu resort Trysil