Winter Sports in Oppdal

Oppdal is one of Norway's largest alpine ski areas, distributed across four interconnected mountains: Hovden, Olberget, Ådalen, and Vangslia. This selection includes the primary express chairlifts and T-bars that provide access to varied terrain, from groomed beginner slopes to steep off-piste bowls. Additionally, the list features ice climbing locations in the Drivdalen valley, a region noted for its reliable winter conditions and technical frozen waterfall routes.

Vangsliekspressen

Four-seater express chairlift serving the Vangslia base area and providing access to multiple groomed runs.

Håker-expressen

Six-seater express chairlift in the Vangslia area, reaching higher elevations for intermediate and advanced terrain.

Heisen

Ski lift located in the Nerskogen area, north of the main Oppdal resort peaks.

Øvre Ishoel

Ice climbing site in the Drivdalen valley, known for its technical frozen waterfall routes.

Toppheisen

T-bar lift providing access to the upper slopes and summit of the Vangslia mountain area.

Fjellheisen

T-bar lift situated in the Stølen ski area, serving high-altitude terrain.

Ådalsheisen

T-bar lift located in the Ådalen valley, offering access to off-piste terrain and connecting runs.

Tverrheisen

T-bar lift facilitating the connection between the Stølen and Hovden mountain areas.

Stølsheisen

T-bar lift serving the groomed intermediate slopes in the Stølen area.

Vangsheisen 2

T-bar lift in Vangslia, operating parallel to Vangsheisen 1 to increase uphill capacity.

Vangsheisen 1

Primary T-bar lift serving the central slopes of the Vangslia ski area.

Sletvoldheisen

T-bar lift located near the base of the Stølen ski area.