Lofsdalen Overview

Lofsdalen

Projected Opening: Dec 11
Projected Closing: Apr 11
Lifts: 9
Trails: 25
Skiable Terrain: 75 ha
Base: 608m
Summit: 1,100m
Vertical Drop: 492m
Average Snowfall: 103cm

Snowfall

103cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec22cm
Jan36cm
Feb19cm
Mar20cm
Apr9cm

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