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Hafjell · Lillehammer's Olympic mountain
Hafjell. Olympic slopes, family pace.
The 1994 Olympic giant slalom hill, now Norway's most family-friendly big resort. Long cruisers, a bike park in summer, and Lillehammer's cafés twenty minutes down the road.
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Why Hafjell
Where the whole family skis the same mountain.
Hafjell's pistes run long and wide from the top station down to Hunderfossen, with green and blue options nearly the whole way. Confident skiers get the Olympic GS and the park; everyone else gets kilometres of easy vertical without ever feeling lost.
830 metres top to bottom on blues and greens – the run that makes a beginner feel like a skier.
Olympic town, cafés, the toboggan run at Lysgårdsbakkene and Maihaugen for the non-ski day.
Hafjell is cabin country: log cabins with sauna and ski-in trails, from four beds to sixteen.
Where to stay
Hafjell Resort apartments, Hunderfossen hotels, cabins on the hill.
Pick ski-in at the base, quiet cabins above the tree line, or a hotel down by the river with the family park next door.
Hafjell Resort and the base area: lift outside, ski school across the road, restaurants a minute away.
Search Hafjell →Mosetertoppen and the upper hill: your own cabin, own sauna, ski-in on the trail network.
Search Hafjell →Hunderfossen Hotel, Scandic Hafjell and the Lillehammer hotels – breakfast included, spa, no dishes.
Search Hafjell →Getting there
E6 north from Oslo. Two and a half hours, and the road is good.
From Oslo Gardermoen it's under two hours on the E6. Trains run to Lillehammer with a bus up to the base; Hafjell is the easiest Norwegian resort to reach without a car.
Full travel guide to Hafjell →
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Season 2026/27
Winter break in Hafjell? Book before the snow does.
Week 8 and Easter are the big weeks. Pick a week above and see live availability for apartments and cabins.