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Elevation
185m–1,038m
Ski area
39 km
Lifts
14
Nearest airport
Røros Airport (RRS) - 140 km
Schools
1 listed
Ski domain
Overview
Kvitfjell at a glance
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Ski area details
Key stats
Summit1,038m
Base185m
Vertical drop (resort)853m
Total Lifts14
Total Slopes39 km
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About the resort
About Kvitfjell
Kvitfjell is an outdoor ski area in Innlandet, Norway. The available data lists terrain from 185 m to 1038 m elevation, 39 km of recorded slopes and 14 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Kvitfjell
Kvitfjell is part of the Lillehammer ski area. Across the area, the lifts span 185m to 1,038m. The lifts run between 185m and 1,038m, a vertical drop of 853m. 39 km of marked pistes are served by 14 lifts. The nearest airport is Røros Airport (RRS) - 140 km.
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Ski schools and instructors in Kvitfjell
One ski school is listed at Kvitfjell.
- Kvitfjell Ski School — Ski school.
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Nearby
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Listed ski areas nearby include Skeikampen – Gausdal (11 km), Gålå (19 km), Venabygdsfjellet (22 km), Hafjell (31 km), Dalseter – Espedalen (35 km), and Skjerdingen (temporarily closed) (37 km).