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Ski holidays in Norway are very special experiences. Strandafjellet in the Sunnmøre Alps boasts 24km of slopes and overlooks Hjørundfjord, which is quaint and pretty. Here the terrain is off-piste. There is a vertical drop of 1,200 metres and runs of up to 5km.

Hemsedal has a picturesque mountain location in the Hallingdal Valley. This resort has become Norway’s first choice among snowboard and ski destinations. In the whole of Europe, its snowfall levels are one of the highest and also the most consistent. The local, charming alpine village has an easy, relaxed atmosphere and is nestled within an unspoilt and natural setting.

In the heart of Scandinavia, Trysil is one of the largest ski areas in Norway and has lovely natural surroundings which are just great for ski holidays. There are 64 runs on Trysil Mountain, so the skiing is excellent and there are slopes to suit everyone from the novice skier to the expert. In this lovely resort there are great facilities for families, for example lots of activities are available and there are three areas catering for children. The children’s activities combine learning and play in secure surroundings. They are able to develop skiing skills, practicing balance and motor abilities, and build their strength and levels of endurance via challenging and fun activities.

Lillehammer has great skiing at the Hafjell Alpine Centre and provides excellent activities. During the winter it offers a wide variety of special shops and wonderful restaurants. There is a long standing tradition of winter sports here and this is one of Norway’s most renowned and established resorts.