The Best Ski Resorts for Après-Ski in Norway

Looking for legendary night life after a day on the slopes? Our après-ski rankings reveal where the party's at, based entirely on feedback from real skiers and snowboarders in the Snomad community. From wild table dancing to sophisticated wine bars, we've got the lowdown on where to find your perfect post-ski vibe.

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Best Ski Resort for Après-Ski in Norway: Hafjell - Après-Ski Rating

Après-Ski in Hafjell offers a modest but enjoyable experience according to our users. While it's not as lively as mainland Europe (as Robert, an advanced skier, notes), there's still fun to be had. Friday nights feature dedicated après events, and the friendly atmosphere makes up for a less intense party scene. Several users mention the high cost of alcohol, with beers ranging from £6-12, so many recommend stocking up at local supermarkets for in-room drinks. Despite not being a party hotspot, the warm Norwegian hospitality and relaxed vibe create a pleasant end to your ski day.

#2 Trysil - Après-Ski Rating

Trysil's après-ski scene strikes a balance between lively and family-friendly. Our reviewers mention that while it's not as raucous as Austria, there are a few fun bars with live music where you can dance with your ski boots still on. A user who is an advanced snowboarder highlighted the inclusive atmosphere that suits all ages. Be prepared for typical Scandinavian prices though – several users noted drinks are expensive. Most venues wrap up fairly early, making this resort better suited for families rather than party-seekers. As one skier put it: "If you want to ski non-stop all day and aren't looking for wild nightlife, you won't be disappointed."