Høgevarde Fjellpark Overview

Høgevarde Fjellpark

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Apr 18
Lifts: 4
Trails: 5
Base: 790m
Summit: 1,002m
Vertical Drop: 212m
Average Snowfall: 51cm

Snowfall

51cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec30cm
Jan15cm
Feb24cm
Mar15cm
Apr0cm

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Høgevarde Fjellpark

Høgevarde Fjellpark

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Apr 18
Lifts: 4
Trails: 5
Base: 790m
Summit: 1,002m
Vertical Drop: 212m
Average Snowfall: 51cm

Snowfall

51cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec30cm
Jan15cm
Feb24cm
Mar15cm
Apr0cm

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 05, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 18, 2027
Years Open
14
Average Snowfall
51cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs

25%

Intermediate Runs

25%

Advanced Runs

50%

Runs in Total

5

Longest Run

1.2 km

Skiable Terrain

1.8 km

Lifts

4

Surface Lifts

4

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