Sirdal Skiskole

We had great time! Closest grocery is at 15min walking distance and only 1restaurant , other than that everything perfect.

C'est difficile de pouvoir comparer sur les autres stations en Norvège car c'est la seule que je connaisse.Par contre par rapport aux grandes stations françaises c'est très petit et très cher.Ça reste un bon spot pour les enfants à 1h30 de Stavanger.Par contre niveau ski de fond c'est le top!

Its nice and accessible for skiing from Stavanger. Tracks Were Nicely made. Overall good for beginnerS. You can rent the skiing equipment from skiing rentals. But have to tell them one day before. Also many places to park where You can park with 50kr fee for a day.

A really good place to visit with family. Rent for all ages. Good lifts

Well maintained modern resort, good facilities but the ski passes can be a bit expensive if there's only a couple of runs open.

Fin bakke for barn og mange løypealternativ.Vi har bodd i flotte nye enkle leilighetsrom med t-kjøkken like ved barnetrekket.

Sirdal Ski Resort is a charming destination with traditional, architecture, including several hotels built in the authentic Norwegian style. There is also a good selection of restaurants, including the highly recommended Sirdal Huskyfarm and the Sirdal Høyfjellhotell. The ski area is divided into four parts, for a total of about 20km of pistes at altitudes of up to 924m. Sirdal Ski Resort consists of four different areas: Tjørhomfjellet, Alsheia Skisenter, Fildjeland Skitrekk and Adneram Skitrekk. For beginners, this is an ideal sloarea with many easy slopes and drag lifts. Besides skiing, Sirdal Ski Resort also offers plenty of other activities such as dogsledding with huskies and ice fishing on the Beinesvatnet lake. There is also ice hockey in Tjørhomfjellet! Cross-country skiers will be in paradise at Sirdal, where there are 180km of cross-country trails. Winter camping is also possible here if you can stand the cold.