Skimore Oslo

Ski resort · Lysebu

Skimore Oslo

Ski resort · Lysebu

Tryvannsveien 64, 0791 Oslo, Norway

Highlights

Skiing & snowboarding minutes from Oslo city center

Tryvannsveien 64, 0791 Oslo, Norway Get directions

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@afar

"Winter Sports close to City Center Not the biggest ski resort in Norway (a country where skiing is as much a national obsession as hockey is in Canada ), the Oslo Winter Park nonetheless wins points hands down for being one of the few ski resorts in the world just a few minutes outside of a major urban center. Just 20 minutes from downtown Oslo, the park offers several ski lifts, snow cannons for an extended ski season lasting from Early December to Mid-April, and floodlights for night skiing. Folks in Oslo sometimes skip out of their offices for lunch, head here for a few hours of skiing and get back to town before the sun goes down, no mean feat in a city with notoriously short winter days."

10 Days in Norway: Winter

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@afar

"Woodland Wonderland Tryvann is a nice little area within Nordmarka (another afar.com highlight), that has everything you can ask for in a forest. Tryvannshøgda, a large hill, overlooks the three small lakes: Skomakertjern, Lille Tryvann, and Store Tryvann. The television mast Tryvannstårnet on top of Tryvannshøgda is open to visitors, and on a clear day you can see all the way to Sweden from it. Tryvannstua, a small cabin that serves snacks and refreshments to hikers, is open year-round. If you're into skiing, Oslo Vinterpark has 18 slopes and is Norway 's 4th largest ski park."

Serene Oslo

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@vogue

How to Spend a Romantic, Relaxed Day in Oslo: A Local’s Guide | Vogue

"Oslo Vinterpark's ski-slope is a 20-minute train ride away from Oslo's city center, offering a convenient option for sporty individuals looking to enjoy skiing close to the capital." - Laird Borrelli-Persson

https://www.vogue.com/article/oslo-norway-city-guide-by-marius-borg-hoiby-juliane-snekkestad

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John Chang

Google

Always the best place to go in the ski season! By car, bus or route 1 line.

isabel

Google

This is very conveniently located in Oslo! However, they gave me boots that were way too big!! They gave me 25,5 but im 160cm. Oh well, I finally sorted it out to the right size. I would say their green slope is more of a blue, as it was initially a bit too steep for my wife who has never skied before. It was also a bit icy :/ But! The staff was really nice and when somebody accidentally took my rental skis, they re-assured me that they would get returned and to not worry. So far I haven’t received a 2000NOK fine, so I guess they were returned! Food was average, but at least not too expensive. They have a nice fireplace in the main lodge. I would come here to ski here again if I am in Oslo in the winter again.

Ma Me

Google

The place is easily and cheaply accessible with Oslo underground, the slopes are green, blue, red and black. As a beginner I stayed on the green and blue which weirdly I found easier then the green. Unfortunately all three days I was there, although is wasn’t busy and during week days, there were no instructors available for a lesson of 50 minutes. I felt that my skiis were not the right ones for my height and weight (even a few skii maestros pointed it out), definitely too heavy, but when I asked at the rental store they told me those were the smallest skiis they had available. Some things that I thought were included like the helmet are not, so the price was a little higher then what I expected to pay. There’s a nice coffee with a beautiful view where to rest and enjoy a warm cup of tea. Overall I wish the website was less verbose so it would’ve been easier to understand for a beginner how to book in advance for a private lesson etc, there’s an app but is pretty pointless since you book the tourist pass on the day you are there. I felt at times the communication in english with the staff was not fluent, I also wished the receipt was printed in english as well not only in Norwegian, which I don’t believe is a crazy entitled demand since there’s many tourists visiting.

H H

Google

The location is fantastic—just a short trip from Oslo. The only downside is the price and quality of goggles in the shop, so be sure to bring your own. The resort offers small green slopes, ideal for beginners or those looking to refine their technique, and the blue run is truly enjoyable. A great spot for all skill levels!

Rebecca Lisa Lim

Google

Such an amazing place to visit if you’re looking for an eventful ski day. The facilities are top notch and in good condition with great dining spaces. Absolutely love the wide range of slopes available to us as well which was just excellent when we visited. Special shoutout to the friendly staffs who are well trained at Skimore and their cute dog, Snowy. Can’t wait to visit again when I return to Oslo. Extra memories made when we had the chance to meet the Mayor of Oslo at the slopes ☺️

Ted Oliekan

Google

Fantastic ski area at the end of metro line 1. We had two great days, kids took lessons. Instructors were very attentive and equipment staff also very good. Pizza place in green area is recommended. We enjoyed it, we are beginner/intermediate skiers. Our daughters wore their Skimore medals with pride for the next few days.

Jane-M

Google

We love this place. Convenience ski park within Oslo city. It's only 30 minutes from by metro with lovely scenery along the way to the park. Staffs are very friendly and Food are OK although long queue. Sure will come back again.

Peter Husted Sylvest

Google

A perfect ski area for a day or two. Located only a 40 min train ride with line 1 from down town Oslo. The world class cross country options used for the Olympic Games and down hill options to feed your needs for a few days. Perfect beginners slopes and parks for those keen on jumps / slides and more. Great rental equipment