Located 180 km from Oslo, 440 km from Gothenburg, in the heart of Telemark you will find Gausta at 1000 m altitude above Rjukan and Vestfjorddalen. 365 days a year Gausta offers world class experiences and activities – alpine skiing, trekking, biking, cross-country skiing and ice-climbing. The mountain scenery of Telemark is a spectacular experience no matter what time of year you arrive. In the wintertime Gausta offers varied skiing for the whole family, exciting and beautiful randonée-tours and advanced off-piste skiing. In the summertime, you are free to roam the mountain terrain – trekking and camping. And you can also go canoeing, mountain biking or go fishing. Right next to Gausta you will find the gate to Hardangervidda national park – Europe’s largest mountain plateau. Stay at Gaustablikk Fjellresort and experience the tranquility and fresh mountain air. Gaustablikk Fjellresort has 85 rooms and it is a short distance from Gaustatoppen and with Gausta Ski Centre as its closest neighbour. Rooms are light and inviting with comfortable double beds that can be split into two singles. Rooms are equipped with a TV and free Wi-Fi. Gaustablikk Fjellresort offers the complete product with a restaurant, a bar, a conference centre and a wellness area with a heated pool, jacuzzi, steam room and floating saunas, which need to be booked in advance. There is also free WiFi throughout the hotel. The restaurant at Gaustablikk Fjellresort serves Norwegian food in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant offers a fantastic view of Gaustatoppen and has a terrace. The Gaustablikk bar welcomes every Gausta visitor with open arms and a relaxing atmosphere with a great view of Gaustatoppen. What better way to ease into the evening than with your favourite drink after a day of adventure, or get up on your toes for a game of shuffleboard.

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