Beitostølen Stadium is an impressive sports arena located in the beautiful mountain village of Beitostølen in Norway. Centrally situated in the area, this stadium serves as an important hub for a variety of winter sports and activities.
Beitostølen Stadium is an ideal location for training groups looking to organize ski camps and for sports enthusiasts seeking exciting sporting events
Early trails and Lighted Trails
Every autumn, snow is laid out to prepare the trails, usually at the beginning of November. Beitostølen Stadium is known for keeping the trails open as long as possible, often until May 17, depending on weather conditions.
Beitostølen Stadium features World Cup-standard trails, including 12.5 km of approved trails for cross-country skiing and biathlon. There is also 7.5 km of artificial snow for an early season start, a 5 km lighted trail, and a 1.5 km lighted trail leading to and from Beitostølen center. For biathletes, there is a state-of-the-art arena with a total of 30 targets.
In recent years, Beitostølen Stadium has also invested significantly in upgrading and maintaining the facility, aiming to be Norway's most welcoming ski and biathlon venue.
Training camps
Winter camps
Beitostølen Stadium takes pride in its 12.5 km of World Cup-approved trails that provide optimal conditions for cross-country skiing and biathlon. For early-season enthusiasts, 7.5 km of artificial snow offers the chance to start training early. Additionally, there is a 5 km lighted trail, as well as an extra 1.5 km trail to and from the center, allowing you to begin or end your outing right from here.
Beitostølen Stadium is also home to a state-of-the-art biathlon arena with a total of 30 targets. The well-equipped facilities provide an ideal setting for developing your skills and competing in a safe and challenging environment.
Athletes choosing Beitostølen for their winter training camps on snow can enjoy varied terrain that suits all levels. Whether you prefer leisurely long outings or intense sprint sessions, you will find optimal conditions to tailor your training to your individual goals.
Spring Camps
Beitostølen Stadium offers fantastic training conditions even as the snow begins to melt. In the center of Beitostølen, athletes have great opportunities for dryland training, such as running and strength exercises. The mild spring air and beautiful landscape create an inspiring setting to push your limits and improve your fitness.
However, spring does not mean the end of the ski season. On the contrary! Valdresflya, located near Beitostølen, provides a unique opportunity to continue skiing as long as there are tracks. This high mountain plateau is known for its stable winter climate, allowing you to enjoy beautiful ski outings in a stunning natural backdrop.
Dryland Training
Beitostølen offers a fantastic dryland training experience that appeals to athletes and nature lovers year-round. With varied terrain and well-maintained trails, it attracts skiers, runners, and other athletes looking to maintain their training regimen even without snow. Here, you can improve your technique and endurance while enjoying the beautiful nature surrounding you.
Dryland training at Beitostølen Stadium is just one of the many ways to explore this amazing destination and experience the best of Norwegian nature and sports.
Additional Services for Training groups
Accommodation
Whether you are a large training group or a small family, Beitostølen offers a wide range of accommodation options!
Feel free to contact the individual businesses if you are looking for larger lodgings or multiple hotel rooms.
Catering
In Beitostølen, there are many great restaurants that offer takeaway catering for training groups.
Sports Events
Beitosprinten
Beitosprinten is the highlight of the cross-country skiing season, attracting some of the country's most talented and experienced athletes. This prestigious event takes place at Beitostølen Stadium and offers participants the chance to compete in exciting sprint events. With an impressive biathlon arena equipped with 30 targets and well-maintained trails, Beitosprinten provides an incredible challenge and a unique experience for both competitors and spectators.
Norwegian Championship
Beitostølen also takes pride in having hosted the Norwegian Championships in cross-country skiing multiple times, latest in 2024. The national championship brings together the country's top cross-country skiers to compete for honor, prestige, and the championship title.
Volunteer Work
If you want to help make Beitostølen Ski Stadium even better for everyone, you also have the opportunity to join their volunteer team. Your involvement can contribute to further developing this great facility for sports enthusiasts and visitors from around the world. Sign up as a volunteer and become part of the Beitostølen Stadium community!
Summer at the Stadium
In the summer, it is open for activities such as roller skiing, biking, and frisbee golf. You can explore beautiful trails and paths suitable for all levels, and even try your hand at a challenging 18-hole frisbee golf course that is perfect for players of all skill levels.
Beitostølen Stadium is open year-round, unless specific events are taking place.
