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Kvitfjell Ski Resort Review

Wertu ski expert
May 1, 2024

Purpose-built for the '94 Winter Olympics, Kvitfjell boasts diverse runs, chill vibes, and a family-friendly atmosphere, all served up with a side of authentic Norwegian cuisine.

Kvitfjell overview

Stats

4.1
/5
Rating
720
m
Resort height
1032
m
Summit

KM of slopes

22
Beginners
13
Intermediates
22
Experts
39
Total

Best for

Beginners
Intermediates
Fun
Boarders
Fun
Poor
Families
Fun
Fun

Kvitfjell for beginners

Beginners rating -
22
Perfect
If you're new to skiing, Kvitfjell has got your back. Opt for the Kvitfjell Express chairlift to reach a gentle green run that's perfect for beginners. The winding descent is a relaxed introduction to skiing, providing an ample playground for those just getting their snow legs.

Kvitfjell for intermediates

Intermediates rating -
Intermediates
Perfect
Intermediate skiers, get ready for some fun. The west side of the mountain is your stomping ground, featuring a mix of tree-lined reds and blues. For those who want to up the ante, runs like Kvitfjelløypa and Segelstadseterløypa provide a meatier challenge.

Kvitfjell for advanced

Advanced skiers rating -
Fun
Perfect
Experts can satisfy their adrenaline craving on the Olympiabakke black run, a 3.1km monster with an 847m vertical drop. Start from the top of the Kvitfjell Express and ride this iconic course down to the mountain's base. For variety, the tree-lined Karirenna and Segelstadseterløypa runs are solid choices.

Kvitfjell for snowboarders

Snowboarders rating -
Boarders
Perfect
Snowboarders, whether you're into freestyle or freeride, there's something here for you. The resort features two snow parks equipped with boxes, rails, and jumps. For those who prefer traditional runs, the mountain offers a plethora of blues and reds, including the infamous Olympiabakke black run for the daredevils.

Kvitfjell for off-pistes

Off-pistes rating -
Fun
Perfect
Kvitfjell is a freerider's dream, boasting a variety of off-piste terrains that cater to all levels of expertise. The resort is known for its deep powder and steep slopes, particularly in the Backside area, which offers an exhilarating off-piste experience. Additionally, the Olympic Downhill course provides a unique challenge for advanced freeriders, with its high-speed sections and technical turns.

Kvitfjell for families

Families rating -
Families
Perfect
Kvitfjell offers a more laid-back après-ski scene that lets you mingle with the locals in cozy settings. Koia turns into a lively venue with live music and open fires in the evening, while the Ski Bar at Gudbrandsgard Hotell is perfect for sipping cocktails by the fire. For those looking for some interactive fun, Lettvint Bar offers shuffleboard and darts along with its drinks.

Kvitfjell apres-ski

Apres-ski rating -
Perfect
Poor
Kvitfjell offers a more laid-back après-ski scene that lets you mingle with the locals in cozy settings. Koia turns into a lively venue with live music and open fires in the evening, while the Ski Bar at Gudbrandsgard Hotell is perfect for sipping cocktails by the fire. For those looking for some interactive fun, Lettvint Bar offers shuffleboard and darts along with its drinks.

Kvitfjell

food scene

Kvitfjell food scene

Kvitfjell offers a more laid-back après-ski scene that lets you mingle with the locals in cozy settings. Koia turns into a lively venue with live music and open fires in the evening, while the Ski Bar at Gudbrandsgard Hotell is perfect for sipping cocktails by the fire. For those looking for some interactive fun, Lettvint Bar offers shuffleboard and darts along with its drinks.