Setesdal
Thanks to its location and climate, the entire Setesdal valley enjoys long and stable winters. From wide, open expanses to floodlit trails through the forest, you are guaranteed to find your own skiing paradise.
If you prefer hitting the slopes, Hovden, in the northern part of the valley, is the largest alpine centre in the region.
Skiing in Setesdal
Alpine skiing in Setesdal
Choose between numerous pistes of varying difficulty, check out the terrain parks and…
Cross country skiing in Setesdal
Hovden, located 850 metres above sea level at the top of the Setesdal valley…
Ski touring in Setesdal
Setesdal is known for its steep mountainsides, rising from the valley floor and…
Other winter activities
Dog sledding near Hovden
Haukeli Husky offers dog sledding from Tjønndalen in Arabygdi daily during the…
Skating rink at Hovden
The skating rink is located next to the Hovden badeland (aqualand). It is…
Hovden Waterpark
Hovden Waterpark is an eldorado for children as well as adults, with activities…
Guidet tur med hest i Åseral
Guided horseback riding available at Eikerapen Gjestegard. We arrange trips…
TrollAktiv ice fishing
Ice fishing Unique ice fishing experience on the frozen fjords of Southern Norway…
TrollAktiv - snowshoe hiking
Snowshoe hiking Unique snowshoe experience in the snowy mountains of Southern Norway…
Eat and sleep in Setesdal
Accommodation in Setesdal
Hotel, apartment, cabin, caravan or tent. The choice is yours. The typical overnight stop in Setesdal is a camping site with cabins. There is a wide selection of camping sites, ranging from basic ones to some offering five-star…
Food and drink in Setesdal
Local food and long traditions. On your journey through Setesdal you may literally get a taste of the valley. Many of the restaurants serve food based on local produce, prepared in a traditional manner or with a modern touch.