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Oslo vinterpark

The capital's greatest ski resort for alpine skiing. Ski school and ski equipment rental. Dinig. After ski Fridays. Oslo Vinterpark offers multiple lifts and slopes stretching from the Tryvann Tower, at the top and all the way down to Sørkedalen, where the 1300m Wyllerløypa ends. See weather forecast.

Address: Tryvannsveien 64
Getting there: at Tryvann, T-bane 1 to Voksenkollen Station, change to seasonal local bus to the resort.
Website: oslovinterpark.no (opens in a new tab)

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