Rules for skiing in Norway

1

Responsibility to avoid injury
You must act in a way that does not pose a danger to yourself or others. You should always have necessary control over your ski/snowboard equipment and you are responsible for avoiding that the equipment causes injury to people or other material.

2

Adjust speed according to conditions
You must ski in control and adjust speed and manner of skiing according to your skill, terrain, weather and snow conditions, and traffic.

3

Yielding
If you come from behind, you are responsible for skiing in a way that does not put others at risk of collision.

4

Overtaking and downhill skiing
You can overtake another skier or snowboarder provided that they have sufficient space for both controlled and uncontrolled movements. It is forbidden to ski straight downhill, except during organized training.

5

Starting, entering, or turning uphill in the slope
If you enter or turn uphill in a slope, you must ensure that this is done without danger to yourself or others. The same applies when skiing after stopping.

6

Stopping in the slope
Unless absolutely necessary, you should avoid stopping in the slope at narrow places or places with limited visibility. After a fall at such a place, you should move away as quickly as possible.

7

On foot in the slope
If you are on foot, you must only use the edges of the slope.

8

Respect signs and markings
Follow signage, markings, and instructions.

9

Help in case of accidents
In case of injuries, every skier or snowboarder has an obligation to help.

10

Identification
In case of injuries and accidents, witnesses and involved parties have an obligation to provide their personal details.