There are 15 ski slopes with 7 lifts to take you around the area. The longest run is 2.8 km. There are several green, blue and red slopes, as well as 1 black. There is evening skiing 2 times a week where the slopes are illuminated.
If you’re into cross-country skiing, you won’t be bored, with 230 km to enjoy in a beautiful natural area.
The lift pass for Gåla also works in Kvittfjell, Hafjell and Skeikampen. This means you have plenty of opportunities to try more than just the 15 slopes in Gåla. Children under 8 who wear a helmet can take the lift for free.
The trip to Gåla is what many people use is the ferry to Oslo and then drive the last 270 km before reaching the ski area.
Gåla is a smaller ski resort in Norway, but there are also other places you can choose to visit, including Gaustablikk, Gautefall, Geilo, Hafjell, Hallingskarvet and many more
And if you want to read more about Norway as a ski destination, click here.
Number of slopes in Gåla
9
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Prices in Gåla
Pris på Liftkort
3-day lift passes cost 680 DKK for an adult.
0-6 years can ski for free if they wear a helmet.
You can see the prices of lift passes at gala-alpin.no.
Pris på skileje
Ski equipment rental for adults for 3 days from 430 DKK.
Snowboard rental for adults for 3 days from 430 DKK.
You can rent equipment in town and see prices here gala-alpin.no.
En god Restaurant
Gåla is a smaller town, however, it is possible to find a cafe and a few hotels. Røsslyngstua Café and Gåla Hotel.
Ski pass Gåla
Video from Gåla
FAQ - Questions for Gålå
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When is the ski season in Gålå?
Gålå usually starts the ski season just before Christmas, preferably a little earlier. They end their season in mid-April.
Is there evening skiing in Gålå?
There is evening skiing 2 days a week, Wednesday and Friday - where you can ski from 17:00 to 19:30.
