Kite trip to norway
Join Us to Chase the Wind in Norway’s Snow-Kiting Paradise
Hardangervidda – the ultimate snowkiting paradise.
Halfway between Oslo and Bergen lies Europe’s largest mountain plateau, an endless white wilderness where nature sets the stage for unforgettable sessions. Along the road, countless spots await—whether you’re a beginner discovering your first rides or an experienced rider chasing new adventures, you’ll always find the perfect conditions. Imagine frozen lakes, rolling snow-covered hills, and steady winds sweeping across hundreds of square kilometers. With no trees, no obstacles—just pure freedom—Hardangervidda is a playground you’ll never want to leave.
2026
January - please contact us individually
February – 30.1.-6.2., 6.2.-13.2., 13.2.-21.2. (8 nights), 21.2.-28.2.
March – 14.3.-21.3., 21.3.-28.3.
April - 28.3.- 6.4. (9 nights, Easter holidays)?
Ustaoset – your snowkiting home base
Nestled in a charming Norwegian village, Ustaoset offers the perfect mix of comfort and adventure. Just 15 minutes from the first snowkiting spots at Hardangervidda, it also offers the opportunity to go snowkiting within walking distance from our doorstep.
It's perfect, especially when strong winds or snowfall close the road to Hardangervidda, thanks to that you'll never miss a day on the snow.
Our cozy cabin sits in the heart of the village, easily accessible and ready to welcome you. Inside, you’ll find three double rooms and one triple room, two bathrooms, a spacious living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a sunny terrace – perfect for relaxing, sharing stories, and planning your next ride. For families or larger groups, we can either book the whole cabin or arrange a private apartment nearby.
Endless snowkiting options
Every day, we choose the best spot for your kite session or trip based on the forecast, visibility, wind, and other conditions. Most often, we drive up to Hardangervidda in our heated van, where along the 30-kilometer stretch of road, there are numerous parking spots with a variety of terrain to ride.
If the road is closed, there are still great alternatives: you can ride on the lake right in Ustaoset, under the iconic Hallingskarvet mountain, or explore other locations in the valley. After spending eight winters and one summer in this area, it has truly become one of our three homes – we know almost every rock and hill here.
How Much?
€ 690 / week / person + food € 171 / week / person
€ 751 / 8 nights / person + food € 171 / 8 nights / person
€ 812 / 9 nights / person + food € 220 / 9 nights / person
Second Week (same person):
€ 445 / person + food € 171 / person
Discounts/extras:
3 persons in a room - 15% discount on the kitetrip
1 person in a room (at your own request) - plus 40% on the kitetrip
Your flight ticket is not included. If you’d like, we’d be happy to assist you in finding the perfect connection. Please note, for smooth airport transfers, we recommend booking a flight that arrives in Oslo before 3 PM on the first day and departs from Oslo Gardermoen after 10 AM on the last day of the kitesurfing trip. Transfers are organized specifically around these times to ensure a seamless experience.
Extras for your comfy trip
snowkiting lessons
Learn snowkiting from day one. Semi-private or private lessons, great weather conditions, full focus on you, and seamless coaching via intercoms.
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1 Day Semiprivate Kite Lesson (2-4 students/instructor) - 140 €
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1 Day Private Kite Lesson - 180 €
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2 Days Semiprivate Kite Lesson (2-4 students/instructor) - 240 €
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2 Days Private Kite Lesson - 300 €
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Includes all snowkiting equipment except ski/snowboard, ski or snowboard boots and helmet.
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Private or semiprivate lesson in 2 students consists of a minimum of 3 hours of tuition on the spot per day. Semiprivate lesson for 3 students lasts minimum of 4 hours.
rental equipment
More than just snowkiting
Ustaoset’s perfect location means there’s plenty to do, even on rare days when snowkiting isn’t possible. Right in the village, cross-country ski trails await, or you can take a ski touring adventure under Hallingskarvet mountain. For a more relaxed pace, you can enjoy a short walk to Café Presttun for a coffee and a traditional Norwegian waffle.
Just a 10-minute drive away is Geilo, a small ski resort village offering empty slopes with perfect conditions, snowparks, flat cross-country trails, shops, restaurants, and a spa with pools and saunas. About an hour from Ustaoset, in Dagali, you’ll find another family-friendly ski area with Norway’s longest sledging trail.
