Miles of trails
in Scandinavian alps

In the tracks between ski days
Cross-country skiing in Hemsedal is easy to do on a whim. No need for big plans – just clip into your skis and head for the freshly groomed tracks where it feels right. A few easy loops in the valley, a short evening trip in the floodlit trails, or higher up when conditions are good and the mountain tracks are ready.
You’ll find calm, easy-going trails that work just as well for families and first-timers as for those looking for a steady workout without any stress. You set the pace. Turning back early is perfectly fine, as are long breaks – or skiing just far enough to make that cup of hot chocolate taste extra good.
Cross-country skiing is also the perfect contrast to the rest of your holiday here. How about a relaxed morning tour, a late evening ski under the lights, or a trip the day after a long night, when your body wants to move again.
For a full overview of the trail network, current grooming status and which mountain trails are open, check our trail map on the cross-country skiing page or head straight to loyper.net. The rest you’ll figure out in the tracks.
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On loyper.net you’ll find up-to-date information on groomed trails in Hemsedal.
Please note that dogs must be kept on a lead in all groomed cross-country ski trails during Christmas, winter holidays and Easter. Dogs must always be on a lead at Gravset and in the valley trails.
Where is leash enforcement in Hemsedal in the winter?
- There is a mandatory leash requirement on the valley slopes, the ski resort in Totteskogen and the Gravset ski arena throughout the ski season .
- The valley trails are defined as ski trails from Gravset to Feten, Torsetrunden, Solløypa, Knuteløypa and Liorunden.
- The entire ski resort in Totteskogen
- Gravset ski arena: 750 m, 1, 2, 3, 5 and 8 km slopes
- There is also a mandatory leash requirement on all machine-prepared ski trails during Christmas, winter holidays and Easter .
- There is a leash requirement all year round in urban areas, residential areas and areas regulated for public purposes.

















































