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Skier or snowboarder
Skier.
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Ski/boarding history
I’m born and raised in Norway, so I started downhill skiing when I was around two or three years old. When I was 10 I started snowboarding, but stopped at around 12 as my family are all skiers. I have been lucky enough to have visited most of our Norwegian resorts and also Whistler.
I also love cross-country skiing!
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Favourite ski safari
Whistler is my favourite resort so I’d love to go back and combine it with Sun Peaks to try somewhere new on the same trip.
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Best mountain moment
Daring to go down the 45 degree 'Eksperten' (expert) slope in Trysil...
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Last resort visited
I was lucky enough to go to Whistler, Canada in December 2022. It was easy to see why it's one of the world's best resorts. There are so many amazing runs to choose from!
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Interesting fact
I have climbed Norway’s highest mountain (Galdhøpiggen), as well as Besseggen and Prekestolen. Would absolutely recommend!
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Top ski trip recommendation
I would absolutely recommend Beito! If you’re new to skiing/snowboarding, have young children or want some really fun non-ski activities and beautiful surroundings, it’s the perfect resort. I have many fond memories of skiing here myself!
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