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Alpine skiing at Gålå, Norway

Alpine skiing at Gålå

The alpine centre at Gålå offers ski rental and ski schools.

Interest:  Skiing

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Gålå offers hotels, cabins and apartments, all with ski in/ski out access.

Ski runs 

  • Total number of ski runs: 15
  • Number of green runs: 6
  • Number of blue runs: 5
  • Number of red runs: 3
  • Number of black runs: 1
  • Total distance of ski runs: 20 kilometres
  • Children's runs: 4
  • Number of floodlit runs: 5
  • Terrain park: 1

Lifts 

  • Total number of lifts: 7
  • Number of chairlifts: 1
  • Number of plate lifts: 6
  • Number of children's lifts: 5 

Ski school 

  • Alpine ski school
  • Snowboard school

Ski hire 

  • Ski hire for adults
  • Ski hire for children 

Distances from

  • Bergen: 490 kilometres
  • Egersund: 730 kilometres
  • Kristiansand: 580 kilometres
  • Larvik: 390 kilometres
  • Oslo: 270 kilometres 
  • Trondheim: 317 kilometres
  • Lillehammer: 90 kilometres

Places to eat 

  • Number of cafés: 2
  • Number of restaurants: 2 

Accommodation 

  • Cabins: 124
  • Apartments: 18
  • Hotels: 2
  • Private accommodation: Yes 
Last updated: 2008-12-02
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Cross-country skiing at Gålå

Gålå offers 230 kilometres of prepared trails for cross-country skiing in forest and mountain areas.
Interest: Skiing

Winter in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Hafjell and Kvitfjell offer Olympic level and family friendly downhill slopes. There are also plenty of options for the cross-country skier.
Interest: Skiing, Mountains

Winter in Rondane National Park

Snow normally falls in Rondane from mid-October until the end of April. That gives you a winter and skiing season of almost half a year.
Interest: Skiing, Winter without skis

About Gålå

Key facts about Rondane National Park

Rondane is the oldest national park in Norway. The park was established in 1962 to preserve the nature and the living areas of the wild reindeer.
Interest: Mountains, National parks

Key facts about the Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Gudbrandsdalen consist of a main valley (230 kilometres) and the smaller valleys of Gausdal, Espedalen, Vinstradalen, Heidal and Ottadalen.

Tourist information for Rondane National Park

There are several tourist information offices in the Rondane region.

Tourist information for the Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Visit a tourist information office to help plan your holiday in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley.

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