Here is some information about the various players at Holmenkollen and their respective responsibilities.
Oslo Municipality (Oslobygg KF): Owns the facility, operations, snow production, trail preparation.
City Environment Agency: Manages lease agreements with operators and World Cup organizers.
The Ski Association: Facilitates training and events, owns the Ski Museum, operates the ski jump tower and the Ski Association's clubhouse (Service Building).
Holmenkollen Ski Festival AS: Organizes World Cup and international competitions.
Information for users of the national facility
Yes, we do. The trails at Holmenkollen are certified for World Cup and ski races (1–10 km). The trails are challenging and well suited for competitive skiers. There is a 5-kilometer lighted trail.
Click on the links to see trail maps:
Yes. Bull Superski, located in the middle of the resort, operates a ski rental service. Here you will also find a small shop, and they can help with ski sharpening and waxing.
More information to follow.
The Nordic World Cup will be held on March 14–15, 2026.
The Biathlon World Cup will be held from March 19 to 22, 2026.
Holmenkollen Ski Jump (HS134)
Large slope with chairlift and gondola lift, spectator capacity: 18,000 (amphitheater) + 12,000 (terrace grandstand), slope record: 141 meters.
Midstubakken (HS106)
Normal hill with chairlift, plastic coating for summer jumping, spectator capacity: 2,500 (terrain grandstand), hill record: 105 meters.
Recruit slopes (HS11, HS22, HS44, HS66)
Ski lift in Midtstuen, plastic-coated for summer jumping.
Free use of ski jumps and cross-country trails for everyday sports.
Daily preparation when weather and conditions permit.
