March 06th - 07th there will be folkefest in Kvitfjell!

This year, the Audi FIS Ski World Cup is coming back to Gudbrandsdalen. Come and experience the world's coolest alpinists up close, and become part of the festival together with thousands of engaged spectators! Cheer on the stars in the battle for hundredths and crystal balls. Also check out the exciting side events in the mountains. 
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Program for the Audi fis ski World Cup

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ALPINE EVENING

An evening for the legends, the stories and the community. Once again, the whole alpine family gathers for an evening that is about more than just races and results. Alpine Night – Legends Night is a warm tribute to the heroes of alpine sports, the stories that have shaped the sport, and the people who have carried it forward through generations. See more info and buy tickets here. 

VIP-CLUB

The ultimate WC experience! VIP Club Kvitfjell combines the World Cup with first-class entertainment and maximum comfort in our exclusive VIP arena, perfectly located in the finish area of Kvitfjell. Here you get a unique experience that sets the standard for the World Cup party! We serve a delicious buffet with local delicacies, and the tent has its own bar with a rich selection of beverages. 

More info and tickets here.

 

Folk festival in the mountains

Film screening // ON my terms 

On Friday 20 March at 19.00, we will show the documentary about Lucas Braathen, and his path to a historic Olympic gold, in collaboration with Red Bull. 

At the age of 23, the slalom's reigning World Cup champion Lucas Braathen made a decision that shocked the sports world: he retired from the pinnacle of his career. In the aftermath, the conflict with the Norwegian Ski Federation became clear – a federation he believed placed a tight framework around the athletes and left little room for individuality and self-expression.
A year without competition forced a showdown, and Lucas began to question both the system he came from and his own place in it: What does it really mean to compete, to win – and to belong? 
When he returned, it was under his mother's Brazilian flag. The choice was radical and involved great personal and professional risk, but for Lucas, an attempt to show that freedom, identity, creativity and authenticity can be reconciled with top sport. An attempt to take the Brazilian flag to where it has never been before – at the top of the podium in alpine skiing.
Red Bull Media House, in collaboration with Next of Kin and EverWonder, has followed Lucas' path back to the top of the world – with the Brazilian flag on his shoulders. On the journey to Milan-Cortina and historic victory, through pressure, expectations and doubts, you get to join Lucas in the fight for both freedom and success – on his own terms.
 

Welcome to an atmospheric movie night at Mett! 

Concert // Dirty Oppland

Together with USBL, we are rigging for a public party during the World Cup finals! On Saturday 21 March at 16.00 there will be a concert with Dirty Oppland on the west side. 

We look forward to hearing the catchy melodies, apt rhymes and local references in Kvitfjell! Will it be Olympic Standard? Yes, of course!

The concert is free for everyone with a valid Fjellpass and skipass for the date in question, for those with an entrance ticket to the World Cup, as well as USBL members. Other audience members can buy tickets here. 

There will be a separate area for those under 18 years of age. 

Buses will be set up for the concert from the finish area and back to Fåvang/Tretten/Øyer/Lillehammer after the concert. For more info and tickets see here.  

There will also be minibuses in shuttles in the mountains after the concert, from about 17.15. They will go to Varden, the west side and the east side and the trip costs NOK 50, paid with Vipps. Meeting point: the bus parking at the bottom of the large parking lot on the west side. 

World Cup party on the terrace

On Saturday 21 March, there will be a big screen and party at Gudbrandsgard Hotel! Welcome to the party with 10m2 big screen, 7 bars, barbecue with Dølakjøtt and DJ.

From 10:00 - 17:00. Free admission!

Family Theatre // The Snow Crystal

On Saturday 21 March, there will be a separate theatre for the children on the west side of Kvitfjell!

Jøkul is visited by Isa from Hafjell and Moskar from Oppdal. Together they take us on an exciting journey in the fight to protect the Snow Crystal - a magical crystal that keeps winter and snow alive. The performance is free. 

The stage on the west side at 13.00

What's going on ?

See what happens in the mountains during the World Cup:

Gudbrandsgard Hotel

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Varden Restaurant

Your perfect brunch spot! 

Tyrihanstunet

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Gondolen Mountain Bistro

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Mett

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Kvitfjell Food House 

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Koia

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Lettvint

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Transportation to and from Kvitfjell

During the World Cup weekends, there are many opportunities to get to and from Kvitfjell, both by bus, train and car. The train stops at Kvitfjell station located in the finish area. There will be about 1200 parking spaces available in the finish area. Parking costs NOK. 100 and goes directly to the local Red Cross team.

Read more about transport to and from the World Cup Kvitfjell

Practical info

Open and closed slopes: Mostly all operations will run as normal on the slopes during the World Cup. The Olympic slope will of course be closed both a few days before and during the races. (Skiveien (4) will not be opened as a slope for the public during the WC). 

Parking: Parking will be as normal on the east and west sides. We encourage those who live and stay in the mountains to take the lift down. It is important to allow plenty of time here. It will also be possible to park in the finish area, this costs NOK 100 and the income goes to the local Red Cross team. 

Lift: If you are going to use the lift down to see the races from the finish area, we recommend allowing PLENTY of time. The same applies to the return up again in the mountains. (We remind you that it is not allowed to take the lift in a visibly intoxicated state).  

We ask you as guests of the destination during the World Cup weekends to respect the barriers that have been set up. 

Thank you very much, and welcome to the World Cup!