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Light track at Gålå A hilly track with light until 21.30 every day |
5 km |
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Small roundtrack around Triltåsen |
10 km |
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Blue roundtrack aroundSkjerheillkampen |
14 km |
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Green roundtrack around Isumhøgda |
20 km |
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Red roundtrack around Årstulen/Lauvåsen |
27 km |
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Peer Gynt track to Fagerhøi |
17 km |
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Peer Gynt track against Fefor |
12 km |
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Red track against Fefor |
14 km |
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Blue track from Gålå to Peer Gynt Café |
5 km |
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Blue track against Vendalen/Toftsetra |
28 km |
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Green track Toftsetra - Lauvåsen |
5 km |
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Green track Lauvåsen - Fagerhøi |
13 km |
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Orange track Gålåvatnet Round |
17 km |
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A pruned round track at Valsfjell |
12 km |
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Location: Gålå is located west of Gudbrandsdalen, just south of Vinstra. The cross-country area is a part of what is called The Peer Gynt-kingdom and offers together with Fefor, Espedalen, Lauvåsen, Fagerhøy, Skei and Kvitfjell a track network at 630 km.
Landscape: The low-lying tracks go through the forest. Higher the tracks lay over the tree line.
The track network's length: 260 km.
Length skating routes: 60 km.
Length light track: 7 km.
Highest point: Valsfjellet 1148 mos.
Lowest point: Gålåvannet 750 mos.
Season: The first cross-country tracks are made in the transition between October and November, but the whole track network opens near Christmas. The sesaon ends in May.
Snow condition: In the winter months Gålå always has enough snow.
Preparation: De The most important tracks are made every day. In average all tracks are made every second day.
Artificial snow: Artificial snow facilities give snow to 4 km at Gålå sport park.