🏡🎿 Ski-in/ski-out cabins: romance without neighbours

A winter holiday is simply the best! You can step right out of the door of a cosy wooden cabin and onto your skis in a flash, ready to hit the slopes. Picture this: you're ski-in/ski-out in your own private cabin, a secluded haven where you can let your holiday dreams come true. This unique experience is becoming more and more popular among travellers seeking absolute peace, romance and closeness to nature.

We've created a one-of-a-kind guide to the most atmospheric and remote ski-in/ski-out cabins in Norway! I am thrilled to tell you that it includes cabins from the Norwegian Tourist Association (DNT) as well as private cottages with comfortable amenities. We'll tell you all about how to book your accommodation, how to organise food delivery and what to look out for when planning your trip.

🛒 How to arrange food delivery?

• When you book a cabin (especially DNT), it's a good idea to check in advance whether food delivery is available.
• Please order provisions from the list and send a request via email to the cabin.
• You can usually get groceries delivered straight to your cottage before you arrive if you're staying in one of our private cottages.

🎯 Tip:
Always take a little more food and drink than you plan to consume — the weather can change unexpectedly, and extra provisions will come in handy.

📅 Booking: step by step

● DNT cabins: register and book via.

● Private cabins: via business card websites, Airbnb or Booking.com.

● In advance (at least 2–4 months) — booking for holidays and weekends is especially recommended.

🎒 Checklist for a trip to a ski-in/ski-out cabin

● Confirmation of booking and food delivery.

● Minimum clothing, including warm and waterproof layers.

● Ski equipment (touring skis, boots, poles, goggles).

● Powerbank, torch and batteries (battery life is key).

● Books, board games, and personal items for relaxation.

📸 Best moments for photos

● The cosy interior of the cabin with views of snow-capped peaks.

● Moments of setting off on skis right from the doorstep.

● Evening relaxation by the fireplace or in a hot tub under the open sky.

Imagine a cosy cabin where you can ski straight out of the door into the great outdoors. These cabins offer the perfect retreat to experience a real Norwegian winter and enjoy some well-deserved downtime. Book in advance, arrange for groceries to be delivered and enjoy a holiday in complete harmony with nature – it's the best way to do it!

💬 Share your experience!

Have you already stayed in ski-in/ski-out cabins in Norway? I would absolutely love to know which places you liked the most! We can't wait to see your photos and reviews in the comments – the best ones will be featured in our next articles!