STRYN
Stryn Winter Ski Resort
Located 4 km from Stryn town center, Stryn Winter Ski Resort offers something for everyone, whether you prefer slalom, telemark, snowboarding, or backcountry skiing.
It boasts spectacular runs from 1000 meters above sea level down to 320 meters in a snow-reliable area surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Nordfjord.
The resort has a well-developed trail network, including the Steindalsheisen lift reaching 1010 meters above sea level, providing a total of 8 km of groomed slopes.
There are 4 ski lifts at Stryn Winter Ski Resort:
Rope tow, perfect for the youngest skiers, approximately 90 meters long.
Main lift, a 1200-meter-long T-bar lift, taking you from 325 to 680 meters above sea level, offering three different trails from the top, rated intermediate (red).
Junior lift, a plate lift around 300 meters long, located near the service building, designed for children with ski play elements and a new Jr. ski lift.
The main trail follows the lift direction and is rated intermediate (red) in difficulty. The Nakkjen trail gently slopes westward around Nakkjen and the cabins at Bøanedsetra, meeting the loop in the latter half, rated easy (blue).
The loop starts at the first slope of the main trail, heads gently west through the cabins at Bøanedsetra, then turns southeast toward the lodge. The final section of the loop runs behind the new cabin area, rated easy (blue).
Steindalsheisen, a 1400-meter-long T-bar lift, takes you from 657 to 1000 meters above sea level. From the top, there are two main descents:
The "Vestsida" trail on the west side of the lift, similar to the lift direction but with a slight bend in the middle, rated intermediate (red).
The "Steindalstrasèen" trail on the east side, heading more directly toward the lift's starting point, rated intermediate (red).
The resort offers ski rental for snowboards, skis in all sizes, and cross-country equipment at prices of 350 NOK for children and 450 NOK for adults.
Facilities include a lodge with 100 seating places, toilets, rental spaces for private events, a café serving hot and cold dishes, and an afterski area with 60 seats, offering coffee, soft drinks, beer, wine, and live music or a DJ during holidays and special occasions.
In immediate proximity, you'll find extensive areas with plenty of fresh snow for unique forest skiing and off-piste adventures. All off-trail activities are at your own risk.
The ski center serves as an excellent starting point for backcountry skiing, surrounded by seven peaks ranging from 1000 to 1400 meters above sea level. Natakupa (1400 meters above sea level) and Hestefjellet (1303 meters above sea level) are easily accessible. If you're less experienced with high-altitude skiing and desire a guide for a safe ascent, the ski center can assist you upon prior arrangement. Check varsom.no for weather and snow conditions.
Facilities include:
4 ski lifts with 8 km of groomed slopes
Terrain park with multiple elements
Ski rental services
Café and lodge
Afterski area
Ample parking space
40 km of groomed cross-country ski trails nearby.
Stryn Winter Ski Resort is just 4 km away from Stryn town center, offering various restaurants, diverse shopping options, and accommodation choices.
The resort has a well-developed trail network, including the Steindalsheisen lift reaching 1010 meters above sea level, providing a total of 8 km of groomed slopes.
There are 4 ski lifts at Stryn Winter Ski Resort:
Rope tow, perfect for the youngest skiers, approximately 90 meters long.
Main lift, a 1200-meter-long T-bar lift, taking you from 325 to 680 meters above sea level, offering three different trails from the top, rated intermediate (red).
Junior lift, a plate lift around 300 meters long, located near the service building, designed for children with ski play elements and a new Jr. ski lift.
The main trail follows the lift direction and is rated intermediate (red) in difficulty. The Nakkjen trail gently slopes westward around Nakkjen and the cabins at Bøanedsetra, meeting the loop in the latter half, rated easy (blue).
The loop starts at the first slope of the main trail, heads gently west through the cabins at Bøanedsetra, then turns southeast toward the lodge. The final section of the loop runs behind the new cabin area, rated easy (blue).
Steindalsheisen, a 1400-meter-long T-bar lift, takes you from 657 to 1000 meters above sea level. From the top, there are two main descents:
The "Vestsida" trail on the west side of the lift, similar to the lift direction but with a slight bend in the middle, rated intermediate (red).
The "Steindalstrasèen" trail on the east side, heading more directly toward the lift's starting point, rated intermediate (red).
The resort offers ski rental for snowboards, skis in all sizes, and cross-country equipment at prices of 350 NOK for children and 450 NOK for adults.
Facilities include a lodge with 100 seating places, toilets, rental spaces for private events, a café serving hot and cold dishes, and an afterski area with 60 seats, offering coffee, soft drinks, beer, wine, and live music or a DJ during holidays and special occasions.
In immediate proximity, you'll find extensive areas with plenty of fresh snow for unique forest skiing and off-piste adventures. All off-trail activities are at your own risk.
The ski center serves as an excellent starting point for backcountry skiing, surrounded by seven peaks ranging from 1000 to 1400 meters above sea level. Natakupa (1400 meters above sea level) and Hestefjellet (1303 meters above sea level) are easily accessible. If you're less experienced with high-altitude skiing and desire a guide for a safe ascent, the ski center can assist you upon prior arrangement. Check varsom.no for weather and snow conditions.
Facilities include:
4 ski lifts with 8 km of groomed slopes
Terrain park with multiple elements
Ski rental services
Café and lodge
Afterski area
Ample parking space
40 km of groomed cross-country ski trails nearby.
Stryn Winter Ski Resort is just 4 km away from Stryn town center, offering various restaurants, diverse shopping options, and accommodation choices.
Last updated: 12/16/2023
Source: Nordfjord
Stryn Winter Ski Resort