Beitostølen Ski Resort

Beitostølen is a fantastic family ski resort with terrain that’s very easily navigated, making it ideal for beginners and intermediates. The traditional village offers a friendly atmosphere, a comfortable stay and the convenience of local amenities. The snow in Beitostølen is consistently fantastic, the amazing powder and sheer quantity of snow mean that guests are guaranteed great skiing all season long. 

The low-key après scene, featuring live music on weekends, provides a great atmosphere to relax and unwind after a day on the slopes. As well as skiing why not try some exciting traditional Scandinavian activities? Beitostølen boasts extensive cross-country, dog sledding, snow rafting and flood-lit night skiing. Beitostølen is a true gem, the perfect ski resort for families looking to enjoy skiing in Norway.

Call our ski experts today to find out more about Beitostølen & skiing in Norway. 

 

 

Beitostølen Transfer Time
Oslo
Map Marker 3h 30m

Best For...

  • Activities
  • Beginner skiers
  • Cross-country skiing
  • Families

Resort Statistics

  • Resort Altitude 900m
  • Skiing Altitude 1,060m
  • Total Ski Area 20km
  • Lifts 7
  • Green Runs 3km
  • Blue Runs 5km
  • Red Runs 7km
  • Black Runs 5km
  • Cross Country 320km

Ski Accommodation in Beitostølen, Norway

Our collection of Beitostølen ski accommodation has been hand-picked by our ski experts. The resort offers a perfectly located family-friendly hotel, cosy wooden cabins, and modern Scandinavian apartments, many of which are ski-in ski-out. Whether you’re seeking a luxury escape, a boutique hotel, or something suitable for the whole family, our experts would be delighted to help you find the perfect accommodation for your ski holiday.

Ski Areas in Beitostølen

Beitostølen ski resort offers a great range of beginner and intermediate slopes across two main ski areas, Alpinsenteret and Beitostølen. With nine lifts, including a dedicated children’s lift adjacent to the children’s slope in the village centre, families are never far from the action. One ski pass covers both areas, and a shuttle bus provides easy transfers between them. Additionally, the resort features fantastic backcountry opportunities beyond what you would expect from the Alps. 

Also renowned as one of the world’s best cross-country skiing destinations, Beitostølen has over 320 km of tracks. Making it highly accessible for anyone wanting to try cross-country skiing for the day, with equipment available for hire locally. 

Skiing in Beitostølen

The slopes in Beitostølen ski resort are especially quiet during the week, which means that they’re perfect for beginners looking to learn or those wishing to refine existing skills. For keen skiers, two of the slopes are floodlit on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, extending the day and allowing for a different type of ski experience. For most people, the best thing about Beitostølen ski resort is how quiet the slopes are. Children can fly off without parents worrying about losing them.

Snowboarding in Beitostølen

Beitostølen is perfect for snowboarders, offering an impressive Snowpark with its own lift, a variety of rails, and several jumps. The slopes are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for newcomers, with consistently good powder providing reliable conditions for off-piste adventures. English-speaking instructors are available to help beginners build their confidence and skills, making Beitostølen the ideal place to learn or improve your snowboarding.

Ski Schools in Beitostølen

Ski Schools in Beitostølen

Beitostølen offers a variety of ski schools and instructors for beginners and intermediates, including English-speaking options perfect for families. Our trusted partners, New Generation and Oxygène, provide excellent lessons for all ages and skill levels and ensure your little ones are taken care of on the slopes.

Book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re traveling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.

Après Ski in Beitostølen

Après Ski in Beitostølen

Après-ski in Beitostølen offers a relaxed and traditional Norwegian experience, distinct from the bustling European resorts. For those who enjoy cosy nights with great food, December and January are ideal, with beautiful bars perfect for unwinding after a day on the pistes. If you prefer a livelier atmosphere that extends onto the slopes, visit in March or April when the days are longer. Despite its small size, Beitostølen has a delightful selection of bars, restaurants, and shops waiting for you to discover.

Non-Skiers in Beitostolen

Non-Skiers

The resort is easily accessible for all non-skiers and offers a variety of activities to enjoy in the winter season. Kids can have fun in the 17-acre playground located in the village centre, which is perfect for playing games and sledging. Adults can enjoy ice fishing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, snow rafting, and husky dog sledding. Beitostølen’s location at the entrance of Jotunheim National Park, known as the “Home of the Giants,” provides many fantastic options for incredible hikes and guided tours.

Map of Beitostølen

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