Top 8 Oslo Ski Trips

1.Oslo: Sightseeing with Holmenkollen Ski Jump & Vigeland Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 451 reviews · 3 hours · from $57Our pick

You’ll tour Oslo’s main sights by comfortable coach, stop at Holmenkollen for city and fjord views, then walk among more than 200 Gustav Vigeland sculptures. Guides such as Rita and Christopher add history, humor, and useful local context. The schedule suits first-time visitors and short stays.

“Tour was amazing. Our Guide was very entertaining, knew everything about Oslo, Holmenkollmen and the Park.”

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2.From Oslo: Oslomarka Forest Guided Snowshoeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 161 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $105

Meet near Oslo Central Station, ride the Frognerseteren metro into the hills, then learn snowshoeing from a local English-speaking guide. Miles, Mustafa, Lyn, and others have led this easy-paced outing. Snowshoes, poles, instruction, and transit are included, but warm clothing and hiking shoes are up to you.

“We had the most wonderful morning snowshoeing through the woods with our guide Mustafa! The meeting point and transportation was super easy, the equipment was easy to use and the forest was breathtakingly beautiful. Mustafa was very knowledge at stopped at intervals to tell us about the forest and also to take any photos. Just make sure to layer up really well especially hands and feet as it was really cold at -8, at the end of January! There is a cafe/restaurant to visit very close to the start/end point which is great for warming up, before going back into the city. Definitely a must if you’re visiting Oslo in…”

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3.Oslo Panorama Tour with Holmenkollen Ski Jump and Vigeland Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 153 reviews · 3 hours 15 minutes (approx.) · from $68

Start in central Oslo for a 3-hour-15-minute coach tour with an English-speaking guide. Visit Vigeland Park for a 45-minute sculpture walk, stop at Holmenkollen Ski Jump for views, then pass the Royal Palace, Akershus Castle, Oslo Opera House, and Oslofjord.

“I had a nice experience going through the city with a good history lesson on the city if Oslo. It was cloudy at the ski jump area unfortunately, but was interesting to see what I could. The guide Christian, gave us a nice tour of the Vigeland sculpture park and explained the artist who made the sculptures. Although the weather didn't cooperate perfectly, it was still a good way to spend a few hours and learn about the area.”

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4.Oslo: Day Pass for Downhill Skiing at SNØ Ski Dome

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 88 reviews · 1 day · from $52Best value

Spend a full day at SNØ, Norway’s indoor ski dome near Oslo. Ski or snowboard on three alpine slopes, practice in the beginner area, use the ski park, or try cross-country skiing and ice climbing. Rentals are available for clothing and equipment, while lessons cost extra.

“Najważniejsze jest że można wypożyczyć cały sprzęt z ubiorem na miejscu”

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5.Oslo: Snowshoeing in the Forest with Norwegian BBQ

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 67 reviews · 3 hours · from $145

Meet Frederik at Frognerseteren metro station for a three-hour forest outing. Snowshoe through the hills above Oslo, make your own tracks, learn about local wildlife and culture, then cook hotdogs in lompe over a fire with hot solbær juice. If snow is thin, the trip continues on foot.

“We most liked the camp fire and cooking our sausages on sticks. That was a lovely experience. Having a location by a metro line was helpful. The level of ‘adventure’ was just right for me and my 7 year old. Fredrick was calm and friendly and the pace was good; not too fast or slow! There was unusually no snow but this is still a fab activity without it. The location is higher up than we thought so it also includes lovely views of Oslo. And at the end there’s a lovely cafe. A very nice activity out of the city centre.”

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6.Snowshoe Tour in Winter Wonderland – Oslo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $106Top rated

Meet your English-speaking guide in central Oslo, ride the scenic Frognerseteren metro, then learn snowshoeing on forest trails in Oslomarka. Snowshoes, poles, and transit are included. Guides such as Miles, Lin, and Patricia adapt the pace for beginners and may switch to hiking if snow conditions change.

“It was the first time we did snowshoe hiking, and it was a great time. The scenery was beautiful and Patricia, our guide, was knowledgeable and very helpful. Definitely should try.”

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7.Oslo: Wilderness Skiing Tour with Lunch by the Fire

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $115

Join a small group of up to six for a 3.5-hour ski outing in Østmarka National Park. Guides such as Oddbjørn and John teach beginners, lead you through snowy forest or across a frozen lake, and prepare a warm lunch over an open fire.

“Oddbjorn est un guide patient, pédagogue et bienveillant. Même si vous n’avez jamais fait de ski, il n’y a pas de soucis, il vous expliquera toutes les règles de sécurité et tout se passera bien. Les endroits visités sont magnifiques et apaisants! Foncez faire cette activité !”

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8.The Ultimate Norwegian Skiing Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $112

Meet Håvard at Skullerud for a friendly 3.5-hour introduction to Norwegian cross-country skiing. He provides skis and shoes, teaches the basics step by step, and adapts the outing to mixed abilities. Finish with Norwegian snacks and hot chocolate before returning to the metro meeting point.

“It has been a brilliant day out. Håvard was extremely welcoming. The communication before the event was very good. The equipment was spot on. It was a fun packed day, and it felt like being with close friends. Håvard made it the day it was, I would highly recommend him”

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