Mountain and winter sports Iles Lofoten

Jean-Baptiste is French. He has a passion for Norway and in particular for the Lofoten where he has been living for several years now. Hiking, skiing, surfing, night walks, Jean-Baptiste is the perfect guide if you want to venture off the beaten track! He will introduce you to the Lofoten in his own way. With a great knowledge of the terrain and the premises, he will also be able to give you many tips to make your stay perfect. The little extra is the local meal at Maren Ana's restaurant, which he and his girlfriend in Sørvågen have!

It's a great place for ski fans, with a few steep slopes to enjoy. Not only is it one of the few ski resorts in Lofoten, it's also one of the best exposed. In front of you, the sea as far as the eye can see and the cliffs of the surrounding area set the scene. And there's something for everyone, as the downhill slopes are surrounded by groomed cross-country ski trails. There's also a café with terrace for breaks.

Trevarefabrikken is not only a place to live, pass through and meet people, it's also a place where you can continue your adventure outside the hotel. All year round, whether you're a guest or just passing through, you can join in the many activities on offer. From ski touring to climbing courses, Trevarefabrikken becomes your base camp for discovering the incredible playground that is the Lofoten Islands. And what could be better after a day outdoors than a yoga class, a sauna with sea view and a wood-fired pizza?