Cross-country skiing at Haukelifjell

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At Haukeli, you will find a total of 65 km of groomed cross-country skiing trails, perfect for both relaxing family trips and intense training sessions. Our skilled trail groomers are up early to ensure optimal track conditions for you!

Whether you prefer sheltered forest trails or challenging high-mountain terrain, Haukelifjell has something for you. The trail network is prepared for both classic and skate skiing (freestyle).

Why choose cross-country skiing at Haukelifjell?

• Varied terrain: Choose between sheltered forest trails in the lowlands and spectacular high-mountain trails.
• Top-tier grooming: The trails are groomed early in the morning to ensure the best possible quality.
• Floodlit night trails: Continue your ski trip after dark in Vågslid or Edland.
• Something for everyone: Short and long loops tailored to all skill levels.

Our most popular trail areas

Vågslid

The most extensive trail network is located on the west side of the E134 highway, between Tyrvelid and Botn, as well as further inland towards Fossen and Åmlinuten. Here, you can choose from a variety of different loops.

The high-mountain trails towards Haukeliseter

Want to head up into the heights? The high-mountain trails start directly from the ski center and from the top of the Haukeli lift (T-bar), heading in the direction of Haukeliseter.

Important information: Out of consideration for the wild reindeer migration routes, machine grooming is not permitted all the way to Haukeliseter. The machine-groomed track therefore stops at the top of Kreklingdyrskar, but the route is marked further with stakes (trail markers).

Edland and Haukeli center (Forest trails and floodlit trail)

Down in the valley center, you will find a beautiful and varied forest terrain with well-groomed trails. These are located mainly south of the Kjela river and offer great challenges for skiers of all levels.

• Floodlit trail in Edland: A 5 km long trail that is lit every evening until 22:00 (10 PM). The trail is groomed as needed, and is frequently used for ski races and training during weekdays.
• Starting point 1 (Sundflaten): Start from the sports facility at Sundflaten (by the alpine slope and the I.L. Rein club house). Turn off the E134 at Velemoen Camping.
• Starting point 2 (Edland school): Start your trip from the school. On Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, you can combine your ski trip with access to the swimming pool, sauna, and showers.

Practical information and trail status

To get the most out of the skiing conditions, we recommend checking the updated trail reports before putting on your skis.
For more information, visit www.visithaukeli.no