Beitostølen Ski Holidays

I'm continually blown away by the friendliness of this resort. You'll meet truly genuine locals whose passion for winter sports and activities is infectious!

Andy Hemingway

Sales & Product Manager - Scandinavia

I'm continually blown away by the friendliness of this resort. You'll meet truly genuine locals whose passion for winter sports and activities is infectious!

Andy Hemingway

Sales & Product Manager - Scandinavia

Summary

Beginner

Average: 3 (1 vote)

Intermediate

Average: 2 (1 vote)

Advanced

Family Friendly
Village Charm
Non-Ski Activities

This family-run ski resort has exceptionally good service, easy-going slopes and an excellent range of non-ski activities.

Beitostølen (pronounced bait-oh-stir-len) has a down-to-earth feel. Easy to navigate, the ski area is ideal for building confidence, with dedicated beginner slopes, English speaking ski school and wide pistes for cruising.

You've also got plenty of options if the skiing doesn't go to plan, from dog sledding and swimming, to rafting down the slopes on inflatable boats. On the edge of a National Park, the setting is beautiful and the scenic cross-country trails are some of Norway’s best - this a great place to try a new discipline.

In the traditional village, everything is designed for convenience, with all amenities on the doorstep. Après-ski is low key, with live bands at weekends. All in all, Beitostølen ski holidays are perfect for first-timers and family ski trips.

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Resort Guide

Beitostølen Winter Lift © Beitostølen Resort / Aud Eva Bergo

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Resort stats

Season	December - May
Nearest airport	Oslo
Flight time	2 hours
Direct flight	Heathrow, Gatwick, Edinburgh, Manchester, Aberdeen
Transfer time	3 hours 30 minutes
Transport	Transfer
Elevation	1150 ft
Vertical drop	1095 ft
Avg snowfall	5 ft
Ski area	450 acres
Ski lifts	9
Runs	21
Grade	5% advanced 35% intermediates 60% beginners

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Accommodation

Beitostølen has a good range of family-friendly hotels, log cabins and high quality apartments right by the slopes. Many are ski-in ski-out and all are within easy reach of the lifts and village.

We’ve stayed at or visited all of our Beitostølen accommodation options, so call us for advice and we’ll recommend the best ones for you.

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Featured accommodation

3* Bergo Cabins

Close to Ski School
Close to Slopes
Close to Village
Self-Catered

These cabins enjoy one of the best locations in the resort offering the ultimate convenience.

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4* Radisson Blu Resort Beitostølen

Close to Ski School
Close to Slopes
Close to Village
Fitness Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
Laundry Facilities
Spa

The Radisson Blu has beautiful panoramic views of the valley, slopes and into the Jotunheimen National Park.

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28/02/2019 Holly Linham

We spent February half term at Beitostolen and had a brilliant time. We stayed at the Stolstunet apartments which are only 5 minutes walk to the slopes. Everyday we all went into ski school (2 adults and 2 kids aged 6 and 8). The instructors spoke perfect English and taught all of us how to ski. The kids loved their lessons and were skiing with confidence down blue and green runs on the third day (having never been on skis before). The runs are all quite short so we felt comfortable letting them ski slightly ahead of us as we knew that everything ends up at the same point. Despite it being February half term the resort was quite. The most we had to wait for a lift was a few minutes and we never felt like there were lots of other people skiing past us at top speed. The food is expensive (around 3 times the price of UK) but we took loads in our hold luggage and cooked in every night. The resort offers lots of additional activities but all the kids wanted to do was ski so we didn't end up doing anything else. As a first family ski resort it is perfect.

28/02/2019 Lyn Corderoy

Our resort was great very laid back and relaxed. Not too busy and perfect for what we wanted in a holiday - great skiing and friendly people.

01/02/2019 Debra Harmworth

Excellent. A quiet resort, perfect snow and empty slopes.

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