The Ski Resort
Oslo Skisenter Grefsenkollen is the most centrally located ski resort in the Norwegian capital — just fifteen minutes from the city centre and the quickest way to swap the Oslo routine for a few turns on skis. The resort consists of two sides: Grefsenkleiva and Trollvann. Together they offer five runs, a terrain park with jumps, rails and fun boxes, and two dedicated children's areas. On clear days, the slopes afford sweeping views of Oslo and the Oslofjord — a backdrop no other ski resort in Norway can match.
The resort is deliberately geared towards families, beginners and anyone looking to squeeze in a few runs after work. On the Trollvann side, a dedicated children's area with conveyor-belt lifts, mini slalom, fun boxes and playful figures provides a sheltered space for the youngest to find their feet at their own pace. Mondays are ladies' day: two lift tickets for the price of one.
Interesting facts
- The day pass at Oslo Skisenter Grefsen is NOK375 making it one of the 15 cheapest ski Resorts in Norway.
Snow Safety & Snowmaking
On Mountain Dining
On the Trollvann side, the Trollvannstua café invites visitors to round off a ski day with coffee and cinnamon buns for the grown-ups and hot chocolate for the children.
Nightskiing
The resort is equipped with floodlights and offers evening skiing — ideal for those who want to hit the slopes after the working day.
Activities
Dining and Restaurants
Infrastructure & Rental
Ski rental and a ski school are located on the Trollvann side. The ski school offers lessons for children and adults in both alpine skiing and snowboarding. Parking is available on both sides of the resort. Oslo Skisenter is a ten-minute drive from Sinsenkrysset and well connected by public transport.
Skischools
Number of Ski Rental
Getting here
By car
There are several parking spots right in front of the ski center.
By public transportation
You can reach the Trollvann bus stop by taking bus line 56B.


