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Key facts
| Resort | 640 m |
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| Slopes | 670-1450 m |
| Lifts | 24 |
| Pistes | 47 km |
HemsedalNorway
The upside
- Convenient slope-side lodging
- Some quite challenging slopes
- Excellent children’s nursery slopes
The downside
- Not much of a village
- Weekend queues
- Exposed upper mountain
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We visited Hemsedal for a week in January 2006 and…
Chris Parker 4 Dec 2006
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Summary
Hemsedal is both an unspoiled valley and a village, the latter also referred to as Trøym and Sentrum (‘Centre’) – but you can also stay at the lift base or higher up in the slopes, a mile or so away. Its craggy terrain is reminiscent of a small-but-serious Alpine resort. Most people not resident in Scandinavia would be better advised to go for the real thing, but if you like the sound of Norway, Hemsedal is the place for downhill skiing. Go after the February school holidays, if possible.
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 640 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 670-1450 m |
| Lifts | 24 |
| Pistes | 47 km |