Røldal

Off-piste skiing and scenic trails

Røldal, located close to the Hardangerfjord region in South Western Norway, is renowned for receiving more snowfall than anywhere else in Norway.

You'll find some of Norway’s best off-piste skiing in steep, rocky terrain, along with a ski centre located 1,000 metres above sea level and plenty of cross-country trails.

Røldal is equally beautiful in the summer. Located at the foot of the Hardangervidda mountain plateau, Røldal is a perfect starting point for countless hikes and cycling trails through stunning scenery.

Strap on your skis and feel as free as a bird! Røldal is considered one of the best places in Norway for off-piste and freeriding ...

... or hit the slopes at Røldal ski resort. With some of Norway's most stable snow and winter conditions, it is perfect for both beginners and experienced skiers.

With 12 slopes and a total length of 15 kilometres of trails, finding one suitable for you shouldn't be a problem.

Admire the staggering views of the valley and surrounding mountains while skiing down.

Activities and attractions

In summer, enjoy hiking in the stunning surroundings of Røldal, situated just outside Hardangervidda National Park – Norway's biggest national park.

The mountains surrounding Røldal offer almost endless possibilities for excellent hikes.

Røldal is more than just mighty nature in the mountains. Known for its excellent food and easy accessibility all year round, you are far from the first to be impressed by Røldalsterrassen.

The chefs use ingredients sourced locally from the Hardanger region. Stop by for gourmet food, stunning views, and comfortable accommodation.

Food and lodging

Røldal stave church, built around 1200, is one of the oldest stave churches in Norway.

Ready to explore beautiful Røldal at your own pace?

Find more information on Røldal's official website.

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Getting here and around

Plan your trip to Røldal with Entur, Norway's official travel planner.

By bus

There are daily bus departures from major cities, including Haugesund (2.5 hours), Bergen (4 hours), Stavanger (4.5 hours), and Oslo (6 hours).

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By car

From Oslo, take the E18 towards Drammen, from which you take the E134 to Røldal.

From Bergen, take the E16 og Fv7 to Kvanndal and take the ferry to Utne. From Utne, follow the Fv555 to Odda and then the Fv13 to Røldal.

From Stavanger, take the E39 to Aksdal, and then the E134 til Røldal. If you want to take the scenic route, follow the Rv13.

From Kristiansand, take the Fv9 to Haukeli, and then the E134 to Røldal.

National Tourist Route Ryfylke (Fv520) is closed from November to May/June.

Plan your route, check traffic alerts, ferry information and more at the Norwegian Roads Administration website.

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By plane

The closest airport is Haugesund Airport, about a 2-hour drive from Røldal.

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