Dagali: Ski Centre, Toboggan Run and Village Culture

Dagali offers a clear focus on winter sports at Dagali Fjellpark for trip planning, complemented by a museum, church and seasonal activities. For a winter holiday, it is important to note that operations at the fjellpark depend on snow conditions.

Winter Sports at Dagali Fjellpark

Dagali Fjellpark Ski Centre has 5.2 kilometres of ski slopes and a 1,150-metre T-bar lift. From the lift’s top station, visitors can choose between five runs. These figures describe different aspects of the facilities: 5.2 kilometres refers to the length of the slopes, while the five runs refer to the choice available from the top station. The operation of the winter sports facilities may vary with snow conditions.

The ski centre also has a 1.85-kilometre groomed toboggan run with a lift. This means skiing and tobogganing are available as separate activities; the toboggan run is also subject to seasonal operation. The children’s area at Dagali Fjellpark is free for everyone, including adults teaching their children. This is a practical point to consider when planning a day out, but does not replace checking whether the facilities are operating at the time of your visit.

Seasonal Activities

Dagali Opplevelser offers rafting on the Numedalslågen. Summer activities also include go-karting, paintball and car slalom. In winter, snowmobile rides and rides on an ice track are offered. The options therefore vary by season and activity: rafting takes place on the river, while the other activities mentioned offer different kinds of experiences.

As seasonal programmes and river conditions can vary, check before your trip which activities are actually available on your dates.

Museum and Church in Dagali

Dagali Museum is located in the heart of the mountain village of Dagali. It displays buildings and objects from Dagali, Skurdalen, Tunhovd and Uvdal, and is laid out like an old farmstead, with various buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. Every summer, recognised artists exhibit in the museum’s Kjønås-stabbur. If you would like to include this cultural attraction in your stay, check the latest exhibition details before your trip.

Dagali Church was completed and consecrated on 4 August 1850. It is a wooden church with room for about 180 people and is considered the second-oldest church in Hol. The museum and church offer a historical focus, clearly distinct from the winter sports and activity options.

Getting There and Planning Your Route

County Road 40 between Numedal and Geilo passes through Dagali. As road conditions can change, check them before setting out. Another route is described for cyclists: from Tunhovd, a paved, low-traffic cycling route continues to Dagali along Road 2806. Check the route conditions and seasonal accessibility here too.

These route details differ by mode of transport and starting point. As described, County Road 40 connects Numedal and Geilo via Dagali; the cycling route along Road 2806 continues from Tunhovd to the village. Bear these differences in mind when planning your trip, rather than treating the two routes as equivalent ways of getting there.

Choose Accommodation to Suit Your Plans

When looking for accommodation in Dagali, it helps to first decide what your stay will focus on: would you mainly like to use the ski slopes and toboggan run, are you interested in the museum and church, or are you planning seasonal activities such as rafting? Then compare the location details for each property with your own plans and check availability during the booking process. This will help you choose based on the specific interests of your travel group.

Discover more destinations: Hol, Geilo, Hovet.

Go to the main travel overview: Hol Municipality.