Varmelederen

Varmelederen is a ski resort located in the municipality of Flåm in the county of Hordaland, now part of Vestland, Norway. The resort is known for its good on-piste conditions and offers access to a variety of trails for both cross-country and alpine skiing.

The Varmelederen ski resort typically operates from late November to early March, with the long winters in the area providing a long ski season. The resort is positioned in the fjord landscape, with steep mountains surrounding the area. The terrain offers opportunities for ski mountaineering, snowshoeing, and other forms of winter activities.

Varmelederen is not as large as some other ski resorts in the region, but its remote location in a picturesque landscape makes it a popular destination for those seeking a more traditional and rugged ski experience. The surrounding mountains offer varied terrain for skiers of different levels, including challenging ski runs suited to more experienced skiers and gentler slopes for beginners.

The ski resort is serviced by a small cabin or mountain lodge, offering basic amenities and accommodation for visitors. The surrounding area is sparsely populated and far from major towns, so visitors often must plan in advance for accommodations and other necessities. The remote location, however, contributes to the resort's charm, as visitors are generally surrounded by a tranquil and unspoiled winter environment.