Alpine Training Camp at Gausta
Gausta offers training camps for alpine clubs and teams, with reliable snow conditions, varied terrain, and short distances between the slopes, accommodation, and facilities.
Why Choose Gausta?
Train in Spectacular Mountain Surroundings
At Gausta, we offer training opportunities throughout much of the season in a snow-reliable mountain environment with varied terrain and short distances between key facilities.
Throughout the season, training can be arranged in several of the resort's slopes, accommodating different disciplines and training needs. See the FAQ further down the page for an overview of available slopes during the various periods of the season.
Additional slopes, as well as early-morning or late-day training sessions, may be arranged subject to capacity and conditions. With accommodation, dining, and the ski resort all in one place, logistics are simple for coaches, athletes, and parents alike.
Everything You Need in One Place
A seamless framework for your training camp!
We help you create a training camp tailored to your club's needs. Accommodation, meals, lift passes, and practical arrangements are all coordinated through a single point of contact.
The result is less administration and more time to focus on what matters most – quality training sessions and memorable days on the mountain.
Combine Your Training Camp with Competition
Throughout the season, several alpine races are hosted at Gausta, giving athletes the opportunity to combine training and competition at the same venue.
Gaustablikk Race
9–10 January 2027
Super-G Weekend
6–7 March 2027
Both events are organised by Rjukan Alpin, with registration available through iSonen.
FAQ - alpine training camp
All training camps must be booked in advance, no later than 14 days before arrival. Training, accommodation, and group restaurant bookings are coordinated through our booking team at hello@gausta.com.
Yes. Participants in pre-booked training camps receive a 20% discount on online lift pass rate.
We recommend collecting lift passes from one of our ticket machines in Hovdestaul by lift (J)Fyrieggheisen or outside Gausta Ski Rental. If needed, passes can also be collected over disk at Gausta Ski Rental
Yes. Clubs are responsible for bringing their own gates and training equipment. Equipment must be set up in designated areas.
Yes. Please bring your own waxing table and contact us in advance to arrange a suitable area for ski preparation and waxing.
We offer two dedicated waxing and preparation facilities:
- Guests staying at Gausta Sportell have access to a waxing room located next to Bygget.
- Guests staying at Gaustablikk Fjellresort or in our cabins and apartments have access to a waxing room near Pumpebua, just a few minutes' walk from the ski lift.
Yes. Ski lockers are available for guests staying at our hotels.
To ensure a positive experience for all guests, we ask that training areas are left tidy after each session. We also expect the course to be side-slipped after training, so that the slope is left in good condition for other guests using it afterwards.
Training opportunities vary throughout the season and are subject to snow conditions.
November – December
- (1)Hotellbakken may be available for training, depending on snowmaking and conditions.
- Early-morning training in (1)Hotellbakken and (2)Pukkelen may be available before regular opening hours.
January – April
- Training can be booked in (34)Hovdestaul, (2)Pukkelen, parts of (1)Hotellbakken, and (22)Grimmeren during regular opening hours.
- (18)Svarten is available on weekdays and, upon request, on weekends.
- Additional slopes may be available upon request, subject to capacity and conditions.
Yes. Early or late training sessions may be arranged upon request, subject to operational capacity and snow conditions.
