Ski Facts for Hemsedal
Hemsedal has two ski areas; Hemsedal Ski Resort and Solheisen Ski Centre in Grøndalen with a total of 24 lifts and 52 slopes and park areas.
High altitude and a northern location ensure a long and cold winter season, lasting from the beginning of November until early May.
Hemsedal has beautifully groomed slopes on 3 high peaks; Totten at 1450 m, Hamaren at 1350 1440m and Roni at 1250 meters. Snowfall in average for Hemsedal.
Facts: lifts in Hemsedal
- 6 chair lifts
- 6 T-bar lifts
- 9 platter lifs
- 3 carpet lifts
- Lift capacity per hour = 28,500 people
Facts: Slopes in Hemsedal
- 23 green slopes = 16 km
- 13 blue slopes = 14 km
- 9 red slopes = 9 km
- 7 black slopes = 5 km
- Highest point for alpine skiing = 1450 meters above sea level
- Lowest point for alpine skiing =640 meters above sea level
- Total altitude meters = 810m
- 5 snowboard parks (incl. Gaupas Minipark)
- Longest slope = 6 km
- Total length slopes = 47 km
- Snow production in 22 slopes = 21 km
- Over 350 snow guns
- 10 flood light slopes = 12 km
- About 600 000 ski days
Children’s area
Hemsedal Ski Resort has Norway's largest children’s ski area within a total area of 70 000 m2. The area includes 7 slopes, 8 lifts, Lynxland, Minipark with small jumps and elements, and a barbeque area. free to use. More about skiing in Hemsedal for children.
Contact Hemsedal Ski Resort/Hemsedal Booking
Telephone (+47) 815 56 300
hemsedalbooking@skistar.com
