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Gol - Golsfjellet

Location

Gol

Norway

60° 43' 0.12" N, 8° 11' 58.2" E

See map: Google Maps

NO

General info:

Whether you want to enjoy the view of snow covered mountains or challenge your alpine abilities, Gol/Golsfjellet provides everything you need. With 3 ski lifts, 6 runs, designated children area, snowboard park and an excellent network of cross-country tracks, Gol ski resort is a natural choice for the whole family. Golsfjellet offers more than 200km of prepared trails for nordic skiing in mountain terrain, as well as a toboggan run. In the village you'll find a wide variety of shops, an indoor water park and a spa. You can choose from a large number of hotels, cabins, chalets and apartments, both in the village and on the mountain.

BASE: 1476ft
SUMMIT: 3664ft
VERTICAL DROP: 721ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 7
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 7

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