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Norefjell Resort Guide
Insider tips from our team
Why Norefjell?
Only two hours from Oslo, Norefjell is a fantastic option for families and those wanting a bit of relaxation time. The resort isn’t enormous but offers a good variety of terrain with some great off-piste and tree skiing for the more adventurous while the gentle learner slopes are near the hotel so it’s easy to break for hot chocolate.
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The Skiing
Starting outside the Norefjell Ski & Spa hotel, the easy slopes lead via the lifts to the more challenging main area of the resort. There’s more terrain than a quick glance at the piste map reveals, especially if the weather is good and you can go right to the top - the views are incredible from up there too. Worth noting that to get between areas there is a bit of skating required so snowboarders may end up walking a bit. There’s even a fun small ski cross course!
Ski school starts outside the Norefjell Ski & Spa hotel with group lessons for all abilities, plus private lessons available for skiers and snowboarders looking to improve quickly.
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Food and Drink
In the Norefjell Ski & Spa
Matbaren - Pop in off the slopes, or come here in the evening, for a curated selection of pizzas. Also available for takeaway.
Lobby Bar & Spa Bar - Two bars in the hotel offer a selection of drinks whether you want to relax or party!
On the mountain
Olympique - The newest offering in Norefjell, the chic Olympique is home to a bistro, lounge & bar and modern pizzeria. For a special treat order the Caviar & Vodka sharer.
NorefjellHytta restaurant - Part of the way down Slope 11, this intimate restaurant uses local ingredients to create a tasty selection of dishes. This is also a boutique hotel with three double rooms and a suite.
Alpinstua - Indoor or outdoor lunch cafe, simple dishes.
Skistua - Casual lunch spot.
Activities
Indoor Climbing Wall - Located in the reception of the Norefjell Ski & Spa is a climbing wall. Great for those with some leftover energy, it’s open until 10 pm.
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Spa - the Norefjell Ski & Spa has an award-winning spa over two floors with an outdoor hot tub, saunas and an infinity pool. For the best value, book one treatment and gain access for your whole stay.
Swimming - Norefjell Ski & Spa has an indoor pool and hot tub (separate to the spa) for kids and adults alike, with a gym overlooking the pool.
Horse sleigh rides - take a magical sleigh ride from Norefjell Ski & Spa into the surrounding woodlands where you'll stop for hot drinks around a toasty bonfire.