Hafjell Ski Map
The Norwegian ski resort Hafjell is located in Lillehammer (Norway) and offer over 44km of slopes for skiers and snowboarders to explore with 18 lifts that reach heights of 1,059m.
The Hafjell ski resort opened in 1988 for the Olympic Games in Lillehammer (1994) and is 15km from Lillehammer and 200km from Oslo.
Hafjell is a nice mix of red, blue and green runs to explore with a couple of black runs on the Hafjell piste map for good measure. In Hafjell you’ll also find a ski school, two children’s areas, one of Norway’s largest trails of cross-country skiing, terrain parks, restaurants and more
Hafjell Piste Map Download
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Accommodation In Hafjell
The Nordics typically aren’t the cheapest of countries for food, drink and accommodation. Norway is no different.
However, cabins and cosy wooden shelters can provide a typical Norwegian stay. Self-catering chalets, apartments and lodges may provide a cheaper alternative. Lastly, small style hotels provide a great base to explore from, often including breakfast.
Cost is an important factor when staying in Norway, so bear this in mind if accommodation have cooking facilities, your hotel only provide breakfast and other considerations.
Alternatively, the larger town of Lillehammer isn’t too far away.
Search & book here for all Hafjell ski accommodation.
Hafjell Piste Facts
- Elevation Top Lift station: 1059m
- Elevation Bottom Lift station: 195m
- Vertical drop: 864m
- Total skiable distance (marked slopes): 50 km
- 13 green, 7 blue, 9 red and 1 black. (Some red slopes have black parts).
- 3 KIDS family areas
- 3 terrain parks
- 18 lifts: 1 gondola, 4 chairlifts, 4 T-bars, 6 button lifts, 3 magic carpet lifts
- Longest run: 7,5 km
- Night skiing: Tuesday to Thursday until 20:00. 7 km floodlit slopes + ‘’Backyard’’ terrain park
- 300 km groomed cross country skiing tracks (600 km including the Sjusjøen ski area)
- 6 km flood lit cross country skiing tracks
- Snow production system covers 90 % of total resort area.