Best Skiing in Norway in February

    February usually brings the deepest snowpack of the season to many northern-hemisphere resorts, with cold temperatures that keep snow in good condition.

    It is also the busiest month: UK half-term, most of the rotating French school holidays and US Presidents' Day weekend fall in February, so book early and expect queues at popular resorts.

    Top resorts in Norway for February snow

    22 resorts in Norway are open in February with at least 30 cm of typical snow depth. Ranked 60% on snow depth, 20% on top elevation and 20% on piste kilometres.

    #ResortSnow depthTop
    1Hovden Alpinsenter197 cm1,182 m
    2Myrkdalen132 cm1,067 m
    3Hemsedal skisenter141 cm720 m
    4Gausta skisenter121 cm1,249 m
    5Oppdal Skisenter112 cm1,330 m
    6Ski Geilo115 cm1,162 m
    7Vierli126 cm1,116 m
    8Valdres Alpinsenter123 cm1,044 m
    9Hurdal132 cm–
    10Vassfjellet skisenter129 cm655 m
    11Renåfjellet alpinsenter121 cm857 m
    12Kvitfjell83 cm1,039 m
    13Norefjell90 cm993 m
    14Røros Alpinsenter Hummelfjell92 cm861 m
    15Stavtjorn Alpin Aksjeselskap109 cm707 m
    16Vrådal Panorama108 cm724 m
    17Sirdal Skisenter63 cm919 m
    18Nerskogen skisenter58 cm1,060 m
    19Harpefossen skisenter53 cm812 m
    20Torsbustaden alpinsenter88 cm396 m
    21Lifjell Skisenter69 cm651 m
    22Tusten Skiheiser49 cm660 m

    Snow depth, snowfall and temperature are 2020-24 monthly averages from Open-Meteo's historical weather data at each resort's coordinates. They are modelled values for the area, not the resort's own snow reports, so treat them as a guide to typical conditions.

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