The Thrill of Ski Jumping at Lysgardsbakkene Hoppanlegg
Experience the thrill of ski jumping at Lysgardsbakkene Hoppanlegg in Lillehammer, where sport meets stunning alpine beauty.
Nestled in the picturesque Lillehammer, Lysgardsbakkene Hoppanlegg is a must-visit for thrill-seekers and sports enthusiasts alike. This iconic ski jumping hill offers stunning views and a chance to witness the sport's adrenaline rush in a breathtaking alpine setting.
A brief summary to Lysgårdsbakkene Hoppanlegg
- Birkebeinervegen 122, Lillehammer, 2618, NO
- +4761054200
- Visit website
Local tips
- Visit during a ski jumping competition for the most thrilling experience.
- Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking views and action shots of jumpers.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit, as it can affect competition schedules.
- Explore the nearby trails for hiking or skiing, depending on the season.
- Try local cuisine at nearby cafés to enhance your cultural experience.
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving from Hafjell, head southeast on Fåbergvegen (Route 213) towards Lillehammer. After about 10 km, merge onto Birkebeinervegen. Continue on Birkebeinervegen for approximately 4 km. The Lysgårdsbakkene Hoppanlegg will be on your right at Birkebeinervegen 122, 2618 Lillehammer. There is parking available on site, which may incur a small fee depending on the season.
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Public Transportation
To reach Lysgårdsbakkene Hoppanlegg using public transportation, take a bus from Hafjell to Lillehammer. You can catch bus route 112 or 113 from the Hafjell bus stop. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Once you arrive at Lillehammer Bus Station, transfer to bus route 7 towards Birkebeinervegen. This bus will take you directly to Lysgårdsbakkene. The total cost for the bus ticket is approximately 70 NOK one way.
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Walking
If you are staying in Lillehammer and want to walk to Lysgårdsbakkene Hoppanlegg, start from the city center and walk northwest towards Birkebeinervegen. The walk is about 2.5 km and should take around 30 minutes. Follow the signs for the ski jump area, and you will see the jumps ahead as you approach.