Sjusjøen is not exactly known for its alpine skiing. However, Sjusjøen is the best in cross-country skiing. With over 350 km of cross-country trails, Sjusjøen is the place to go if you want to go cross-country skiing.
However, there is a small alpine area with 1 green, 3 blue, 2 red and 1 black piste. In Sjusjøen there is a fun park with jumps, rails and boxes. However, what you need to remember is that when you buy the lift pass for Sjusjøen, as Sjusjøen is part of “Lillehammer Ski Resort” you have access to Hafjell, Kvitfjell, Gåla and Skeikampen. So you have over 120 km of slopes to ski on.
Sjusjøen is a smaller ski resort in Norway, but there are also other places you can choose to visit, including Rauland, Røldal, Sirdal, Skeikampen, Spidsbergseter and many more.
And if you want to read more about Norway as a ski destination, click here.
Number of slopes in Sjusjøen
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Prices in Sjusjøen
Pris på Liftkort
3-day lift passes cost 780 DKK for an adult.
0-6 years are free if they wear a helmet.
You can see the prices of lift passes at sjusjoen-skisenter.no.
Pris på skileje
Ski equipment rental for adults for 3 days from 495 DKK.
Snowboard rental for adults for 3 days from 495 DKK.
You can rent equipment in town and see prices here sjusjoen-skisenter.no.
En god Restaurant
There is Sjusjoen Cafe and Rømåsen seats and Sjusjøen Lodge.
Piste map Sjusjøen
Video from Sjusjøen
FAQ - Questions for Sjusjøen Skisenter
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What is Sjusøen Ski Center known for?
It's their 350 km cross-country skiing, used by Olympic athletes, among others. Where there are also 10 km of tracks that have lights in the evening. There are only 7 km of piste, so it's not the place for those looking for a week of alpine skiing.
Is there a snow park in Sjusøen?
It's there, it's via the red trail where there are jumps, rails and big jumps.
