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The largest park area in Western Norway

The parks in Myrkdalen invite you to have fun! This season, four different parks will have features and jumps suitable for all levels.

Person jumps on skis with the mountains in the background

In recent years, we have made significant investments in developing our parks in collaboration with ShapeCrew, and we are recognized for having excellent parks for ski and snowboard enthusiasts in Western Norway.

Village Park

In the Village Park, located just above Myrkdalen Hotel, you'll find several areas designed for advanced and expert skiers. There are jump and rail lines on both sides of the lift. Additionally, the Village Park provides night skiing on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays throughout much of the winter season.

Finne park

The Finne Park features Klaus Finne's signature line: a creative slope with various snow elements. This park is located near Trail 1 at the top of the Helgatun lift and is suitable for advanced and expert skiers and snowboarders. This park opens a bit later in the season, as it needs plenty of snow.

Helgatun Park

This park is near trail 5 and consists of two flow lines with rail elements and small jumps suitable for advanced and experts.

Adventure slope

This park is located in Storhaugen, down to the Storhaug Express. The park is like a roller coaster on snow. Here, flow and skiing joy are the main focus.

Children's park

Of course, you'll find the children's park on the kids' slope, consisting of various elements where children can play and develop their skills. Boxes, small jumps, and gates create a fun and varied slope. Right next to it, you'll also find the adventure forest with lots of exciting paths and trails through the woods.

A young boy is snowboarding down a hill with the ski lift in the background
© Chris Baldry
Person is slaloming down a hill with mountains in the background
© Chris Baldry
Person makes a big jump on slalom with Myrkdalen in the background
© Sverre Hjørnevik
© Sverre Hjørnevik
© Chris Baldry