Myrkdalen

Sledging

If you’re looking for a fun way to challenge friends and family, sledging is the perfect activity. Ditch the traditional wooden sledge for a faster, modern snow racer. Start at the top of the Myrkdalsekspressen and speed your way down the slopes. You’ll take the last ski lift up, so you’ll have the whole slope to yourself all the way down to the Myrkdalen Hotel! Don’t forget to wear appropriate clothing to keep you warm and a helmet to keep you safe. 

Mondays (45 minutes)

Snowshoe hike to the Laavo

Snowshoeing is a great way to explore parts of the resort that the skiers don’t get to see. On this snowshoe hike, you’ll walk along an easy trail into the untouched wilderness of Myrkdalen. Get ready to go off-piste, as you’ll need to hike your way through frozen forests to the Laavo. Once you’ve found the Laavo, you’ll have the opportunity to warm up by the open fire with a hot cup of Gløgg (a traditional Norwegian drink similar to mulled wine) while your guide tells you stories before making your way back to town. The whole trip takes roughly 2 hours, and you can expect wonderful views of the resort and surrounding mountains behind the setting sun. 

Tuesdays (2 hours)

Nærøyfjord Cruise and Flåm Railway

Norway is known for its stunning scenery and dramatic fjords and we’d recommend visiting both during your stay. This fantastic day trip allows you to experience both, taking you on a cruise down one of Norway's most iconic fjords, followed by a roundtrip on the Flåm Railway – voted as one of the most scenic train routes in the world. Your day will start with a bus trip from Myrkdalen to Gudvangen. Here, you’ll jump on one of the electric cruise ships, holding up to 400 people, and slowly make your way down the Nærøyfjord towards the small town of Flåm. The boat trip takes roughly 2 hours, and you’ll be able to soak in all the views, take pictures of the steep mountains and grab a bite to eat from the onboard café. Once docked up in Flåm, you’ll then hop on the Flåm Train for your round trip through the mountains. Both sides of the train offer fantastic views of snow-capped mountains, frozen waterfalls and deep valleys - you’ll even pass through the mountains in the many man-made tunnels. The train trip takes just under 2 hours, and once back in Flåm you’ll get back on the bus before heading back to your accommodation in Myrkdalen.  

Thursdays (day trip)

Things to do in Myrkdalen

Restaurants, food and drink

There's a small variety of restaurants in Myrkdalen, many of which serve tasty Norwegian delicacies, and dishes made with local produce.

For an afternoon treat, you can book to have afternoon tea at the Myrkdalen Hotel. Embrace British traditions and enjoy a cup of tea with a selection of homemade scones, sweet treats and sandwiches.  

If you are looking for a quick bite to eat, the Myrkdalsstovo Welcome Centre Café is known for its tasty sandwiches and freshly baked goods. Be sure to try the waffles, the café is known for them! You can also bring your snacks or lunch into the café if you are not tempted by the tasty treats they have to offer.

When it comes to dinnertime, Restaurant Tunet serves the best pizzas in the resort. Whilst Norway isn't typically known for its pizzas, the pizzeria at the Myrkdalen hotel is the talk of the town. Choose between classic Neapolitan pizzas or if you're feeling adventurous go for a white base pizza (vegetarian and gluten-free options are also available).  If you are after more of an alpine-style dinner, Nuten Fondue is the best place to enjoy a social dinner with friends and family. The restaurant serves delicious Swiss-style cheese fondue with various accompaniments like meats, bread, vegetables and potatoes. Orders must be placed before 2:00 PM on the same day. Fondue is available from 6:00 PM.

Après, bars and nightlife

Myrkdalen offers a laid-back après and nightlife scene. Pudder After-Ski is the best spot to enjoy a drink and catch up with family and friends. Throughout the day quick bites are available, however once the slopes shut a local DJ creates an enjoyable after-ski atmosphere. If you want to keep the party going, Pudder will reopen as a nightclub later in the evening (Friday and Saturday only).

Shopping

If you want to stock up on the essentials, there's a small selection of daily groceries in Myrkdalsstovo. 

There is a sports shop located in the hotel area, where you can browse the latest trend pieces in active and leisure wear. The rental sports shop is typically open until late, so you can maximise your time on the mountain before returning your equipment at the end of your last day.

Spas and relaxation

Relax and rejuvenate after a day of arctic activities at the Myrkdalen Hotel Mountain Sauna. The saunas are set back from the hotel surrounded by the nature in the area, so you can unwind in peace with incredible views from the large windows. Be sure to pre-book your slot, as it can get incredibly busy during the winter season.

Local resort activities in Myrkdalen 

Cross country skiing

Venture out into the arctic landscape on a cross-country ski adventure. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced skier, there are plenty of options. Just opposite the Myrkdalen Hotel, you'll find 30km of groomed trails - the 5km loop track is great for all abilities. Plus, if you haven’t had enough fun during the day, the main track is also illuminated most evenings, allowing you to continue skiing after dark.

Night skiing

If you haven't had enough time on the slopes, make the most of the floodlit skiing up on the Landsbybakken slope above the Myrkdalen Hotel. Throughout the winter season, you can head up to the Village Park on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays and enjoy the thrill of skiing under the starry night sky. 

Mountain sauna

What could be better than relaxing your muscles after a day on the slopes in a sauna that's surrounded by fantastic mountain views? The mountain sauna is near the ski slopes, just a 5-minute walk from the Myrkdalen Hotel. Book your drop-in slot at the hotel reception before heading over to the sauna. There is no shower in the building, but there is plenty of snow you can use to cool down with an exhilarating rush after your session.

Buy one get one free on lift passes for departures 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th Jan & 1st Feb 2026.

Lift pass information 

Myrkdalen Resort uses KeyCard for all lift passes. KeyCards are reusable cards and aren't refundable.

When pre-booking your lift pass with Inghams, your lift pass will cover both Voss and Myrkdalen ski areas.

Children under the age of 7 get a free ski pass and gondola ticket with a paying adult with the same corresponding pass. A local charge of €5 will be issued for the KeyCard.

Night skiing is available in resort on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays and you'll have access to this included in your lift pass. Please note that if you do not ski in the morning but decide to ski in the evening, one day will still be deducted from your total days.

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing. Up-to-date prices are confirmed at time of booking.

Equipment information 

Ski hire prices include helmet hire.

Please see here for a description of hire categories.

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.

Tuition information

• Lessons are 1 hour and 40 minutes 
• Lessons take place in the morning and run from 09:30am - 11:10am