Hafjell Alpinsenter
Ski resort in Innlandet, Norway · 15 lifts · 51 slopes, 21.6 km
Out of season — all lifts closed. The planned season start is 27 Nov
Lifts
15 total
Open 
Closed 
On holdThe planned season start is 27 Nov
- Backyardheisen
- Start – end
- 708 m – 781 m
- Crossheisen
- Start – end
- 764 m – 803 m
- Familieheisen
- Start – end
- 200 m – 282 m
- Fjellheisen
- Start – end
- 914 m – 1 020 m
- Gaiaheisen
- Start – end
- 916 m – 941 m
- Gondolen
- Start – end
- 193 m – 781 m
- Hafjell 360
- Start – end
- 776 m – 1 057 m
- Hafjellheis 1
- Start – end
- 200 m – 605 m
- Hafjellheis 2
- Start – end
- 606 m – 914 m
- Kjusheisen
- Start – end
- 578 m – 772 m
- Knerten
- Start – end
- 199 m – 221 m
- Lunnstadheisen
- Start – end
- 941 m – 992 m
- Moseterheisen
- Start – end
- 781 m – 937 m
- Skogsheisen
- Start – end
- 519 m – 767 m
- Vidsynexpressen
Slopes 51 · 21.6 km
- Beginner18 · 9.0 km
- Easy17 · 5.1 km
- Intermediate12 · 6.0 km
- Advanced4 · 1.5 km
Season
Ski season27 Nov - 11 Apr
Hiking season20 Jun - 4 Oct
Contacts
Weather
About Hafjell Alpinsenter
Hafjell is one of more than 170 ski resorts in Norway. It is located in the Innlandet region in the central eastern part of the country in the Scandinavian Mountains at an altitude between 195 and 1,059 m with a difference of 864 m. It is the nearest ski resort to the town of Lillehammer, the place of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, northwest of Oslo. The second main feature of Hafjell ski resort is that it is the third-biggest ski area in Norway after Trysil and Oppdal, and together with Voss, Hemsedal, Hovden, and Kvitfjell, all of which has more than 40 km of slopes and more than 10 ski lifts in total. The resort is best suitable for easy skiers — most of its slopes are blue. For intermediate and advanced skiing, there are just less than 10 km of slopes combined. The most common type of ski lift is a chairlift. The Hafjell season is from early November to late April in general.
