Your ultimate skiing adventure awaits: Discover the majestic peaks of Romsdalen

The seasoned IFMGA/IVBV-certified guide Bjørn Kruse, who works with Guide Romsdal, knows these mountains like an old friend. "This high-alpine landscape is as spectacular as it gets," he shares. Alongside Romsdalen’s other guides, Bjørn spends his days (and often nights) exploring these peaks year-round. With their local knowledge, extensive training, and infectious good spirit, these guides are your gateway to the region’s most exceptional experiences.

“Sometimes, the difference between a good and a phenomenal day on the slopes is just 15 meters to the right or left,” Bjørn says. This insider knowledge helps the guides show you the most thrilling, scenic paths and the best ski conditions.

Discover hidden gems: Trolls, churches and pristine snow

Catch the train to Romsdalen from Oslo and Trondheim and arrive in an enchanting realm where fjords meet towering mountains. The famous Raumabanen railway transports you to a winter magic playground, ideal for seasoned mountaineers and beginners. Romsdalen has many routes, from extreme mountaineering to serene, safe hikes for those new to high-altitude adventures.

Picture yourself skiing under the spellbinding silhouette of Kyrkjetaket, "The Church Roof," or tracing untouched lines down peaks like Smørbotntind and Skarven. Romsdalen’s landscapes offer not only stunning views but the thrill of exploring hidden trails and natural treasures.

Skiing on the edge of the sea

At Hustadvika, known for its dramatic coastal scenery, you will see more than waves crashing on the shore. This rugged coastline offers varied terrain, creating a playful skiing experience – an unforgettable mix of ocean views and exhilarating descents. Imagine reaching the peak of a 1,000-meter mountain, only to have the vast sea spread before you like a painting.

Unwind in ski centres across Romsdal

Romsdal’s ski centres each bring something unique. Bjorli, just 49 km from Åndalsnes, and Skorgedalen, only 19 km away, are favourites for freeriding, summit tours, and cross-country skiing. A short drive from Molde lies Tusten, one of Norway’s top freeride destinations when conditions are right, celebrated for its expertly crafted terrain park and a gentle children’s slope perfect for playful exploration.

Rest in the embrace of the mountains

After a day on the slopes, Romsdalen offers an array of cosy retreats – from traditional hotels and charming cabins to homely farm stays. Experience a warm welcome, hearty meals, and the comfort of mountain panoramas as you drift off to sleep.

If you prefer self-catering accommodation, Romsdalen offers several unique farm and cabin accommodations. You can, for example, check out the Romsdal Lodge, Åndalsnes Hytteutleie, Ytterbakke Gårdsovernatting, Østigård 1810, Villa Romsdalen, Lensmansgarden or camp riverside at Åndalsnes Camping, where a refreshing dip in the Rauma river and a steaming hot sauna await.

Year-round adventures in Romsdal

Nordmøre and Romsdal offer so much more than skiing. Dive into the sea no matter the season, find your balance in beach yoga, or try windsurfing, ice fishing, or biking. When the waters freeze, take to the ice for skating.

When planning your summit holiday, the outer area of Romsdal is well worth a visit. Do not miss Molde’s new climbing centre, cultural activities, restaurants, and floating sauna, or the stunning Farstadsanden beach at Hustadvika’s coastline.