About Kvitfjell
Kvitfjell is a renowned ski destination in Norway, built for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. It offers well-groomed slopes for all skill levels, with a strong focus on alpine skiing and racing.
Visitors can also enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful mountain views.
Kvitfjell is located in Innlandet, Norway's alpine heartland. The resort's Olympic heritage attracts international visitors from Denmark, Sweden, Britain and Germany. Nearly 9 in 10 Swedish and Danish visitors prioritize alpine skiing and snowboarding.
World Cup races are hosted at Kvitfjell for men's events in 2025, reinforcing its status as a world-class destination. As a top 15 facility, Kvitfjell represents critical infrastructure within the 700 ski lift network and contributes significantly to international route development.

Kvitfjell received 11,000 passengers, leveraging its Olympic heritage and World Cup events for premium alpine tourism positioning.