Location

Kvitfjell is a family-owned resort that maintains its uniqueness as a place with perfectly groomed pistes without the tiresome queues at the lifts. The plans for the coming years include several new lifts on all three sides, which will present new skiing areas and new pistes. As well as skiing, Kvitfjell offers an extensive network of cross-country trails, hiking routes, and cycling paths, set against the backdrop of stunning and diverse mountain terrain, beckoning year-round activity enthusiasts with an array of options.

It is the perfect place for families with children, hikers, and life enthusiasts. Spread across three mountain sides and boasting an expansive terrain of 34 km of alpine slopes, cascading across an elevation of 854 metres, you will find a huge variety of slopes that offer skiing enjoyment for all levels. Here, you get everything from children's areas, fun slopes, and freeride zones to black runs with Olympic standards. The beautiful mountain terrain in Peer Gynt's Kingdom offers a wide variety of both hiking trails and cross-country ski tracks. Snow-sure Kvitfjell has a unique atmosphere that blends the best of skiing with the finest of coziness and comfort.

Easily accessible from the E6, just 45 minutes north of Lillehammer, Kvitfjell is also conveniently reachable from Oslo Airport Gardermoen. The drive from the airport to Kvitfjell takes approximately 2.5 hours along a scenic route. Alternatively, you can take a train from Gardermoen to Ringebu Station, which takes approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes, followed by a short 20-minute drive from the slopes. With taxis and shuttle services available, reaching your destination is smooth and hassle-free. This connectivity, combined with the long, freshly groomed slopes and freeride areas, makes Kvitfjell the first choice for ski enthusiasts who want to focus on their skiing without queues and hassle.

Kvitfjell offers a secure snow season stretching from November through May, making it one of the most reliable winter sports destinations in Europe. As climate change affects traditional ski resorts, Norway's higher latitude ensures consistent snowfall, making Kvitfjell an increasingly attractive option for skiing enthusiasts seeking extended seasons.

Kvitfjell also stands out as a premier location for competitive skiing, hosting the most FIS World Cup races annually, with 7 races across different disciplines. This further solidifies Kvitfjell's reputation as a world-class skiing destination.

In addition to its superb skiing facilities, Kvitfjell boasts a diverse array of eateries, offering everything from gourmet dinners to freshly baked cinnamon buns and a comforting cup of cocoa. The focus on a quality dining experience is evident in our commitment to home-cooked, high-quality food, proudly establishing Kvitfjell as a fryer-free zone.

Description

Laftestølen is an exclusive cabin area in family-friendly Kvitfjell Varden. The first sales phase of 14 cabins was launched in 2021 and has been sold. Now the second sales phase of 15 exclusive Laftestølen has been launched and there are only 6 cabins left.

This is a unique opportunity to secure an exclusive holiday home in one of Scandinavia's best alpine destinations, close to where the 1994 Olympic Games were held. Since then, Kvitfjell has been a ski destination with the most World Cup tournaments held in the area, having ideal snow conditions and infrastructure for the global winter race event.

The cabins are tastefully designed with open and modern layouts and are delivered at the highest standard with superior quality and finish. The cabins have 4-5 beds, ideal for family vacations, and friend gatherings.

Situated in a central and beautiful location, Laftestølen cabins sit on spacious plots with stunning views towards Kvitfjell West and the ski slopes. The cabins are delivered turnkey and each offer direct ski-in/ski-out access cross-country trails right outside the door.

The cabins are built in a traditional Norwegian log style, adhering to strict quality standards, and are tastefully designed with open and contemporary layouts. Each turnkey cabin offers a perfect combination of fine craftsmanship and a modern look, providing a relaxing setting in exclusive surroundings after an active day in the mountains.

The cabins at Laftestølen are highly luxurious and boast:

Kitchen: High-quality modern design furniture with white goods from Miele and Temptech.

Flooring : Single-plank oak parquet flooring with underfloor heating throughout the first floor + in bathrooms on the second floor.

Stairs and doors: Hardwood staircase in Ash, solid pine doors matching color with floor.

Fireplace: Contura i51 P wood-burning stove in matte black finish with large glass panes on three sides and elegant lift-up doors. Brunner/Rais fireplace available.

Bathrooms: 2 tiled bathrooms + separate WC + sauna.
High-quality black panel heaters, downlights, switches/sockets, etc, remote heating control.

L316 and L416 come with geothermal heating on the first floor

Spacious outdoor terrace.

Electric car charging station.

Ski equipment storage.

The kitchen, custom-crafted by LHM Interiør, exemplifies the perfect blend of durability and refined design. It optimizes space utilization with soft-close drawers, LED lighting in display cabinets, and efficient sensor-controlled illumination. Constructed with premium Egger materials, including oak laminated fronts and a Caesarstone Piatra Grey worktop, it is equipped with high-end fixtures from Franke and Dornbracht.
The bathrooms are meticulously designed to suit each cabin model, boasting a contemporary and expansive appearance with sizable tiles finished in a matte natural texture. Featuring delicate bathroom furnishings including soft-close drawers or doors, elegant ceramic basins, and high-quality fixtures.