14:00 – 21:00
17:00 – 20:00
10:00 – 17:00
The most popular ski routes in Bláfjöll are the North Route and Kóngsgilið. Both can be accessed via Kóngurinn (the new chairlift) and Drottningin (the old chairlift). Near Kóngurinn, you’ll also find Lilli Klifurmús (City Lift) and the Snowboard Lift for Mohawk’s park. Above the Bláfjöll Lodge are the beginner lifts Amma Mús and Hérastubbur, along with children’s play equipment. Below the Bláfjöll Lodge are the easiest slopes for beginners with the Magic Carpet and the rope lift Patti Broddgöltur, which are free to use.
Further south, we come to Sólskinsbrekka and Suðurgil. In Sólskinsbrekka, there’s the T-bar lift Mikki refur, the beginner lift Kormákur Afi, the twin lifts Jón Oddur and Jón Bjarni, and the beginner lift Amma dreki. It’s easy to move between Sólskinsbrekka and Kóngsgilið by following the groomed trail connecting the areas, or by using the rope lift Bangsadrengur near Mikki Refur.
For beginners, we especially recommend staying near the lodges, where the easiest lifts are located.
Along the North Route is Mohawk’s Park, a snow park with jumps for snowboarders and freestyle skiers. It can be accessed from above via Kóngurinn and Drottningin, and there’s also a dedicated T-bar lift serving the snow park.
We urge everyone to be cautious around snow cornices outside the designated ski area due to avalanche risk.
According to ski area safety rules, snowboarders must always keep one foot strapped in while using the lifts, and never let skis or boards slide away uncontrolled.
If you witness an accident in the ski area, immediately notify staff or call 112, and specially trained field responders will respond.
We gladly treat minor injuries at the Bláfjöll Lodge – please enter through the staff entrance on the north gable of the building. Our staff are happy and obligated to provide whatever assistance they are capable of offering.
The New Chairlift
Year: 2022
Capacity: 2200 (people/hour)
Length: 1,068m
Vertical Drop: 215m
The Chairlift in Kóngsgilið
Year: 2004
Capacity: 2200 people/hour
Length: 762m
Vertical Drop: 223m
Previously the Turn Lift
Year: 1989
Capacity: 665 (people/hour)
Length: 595m
Vertical Drop: 102m
City Lift
Year: 1974
Capacity: 703 (people/hour)
Length: 231m
Vertical Drop: 74m
Rope Lift at Bláfjöll Lodge
Year: 2003
Capacity: 1500 (people/hour)
Length: 100m
Vertical Drop: 10m
Moving Walkway at Bláfjöll Lodge
Length: 100m
Vertical Drop: 10m
Beginner Lift at Bláfjöll Lodge
Year: 1986
Capacity: 717 (people/hour)
Length: 199m
Vertical Drop: 21m
Beginner Lift up to Breiðablik Lodge
Year: 1992
Capacity: 718 (people/hour)
Length: 293m
Vertical Drop: 22m
Carousel
For ages 10 and under
One person per pad
The New Chairlift at Suðurgil
Year: 2022
Capacity: 2200 (people/hour)
Length: 473m
Vertical Drop: 155m
Twin Lift
Year: 1978
Capacity: 663 (people/hour)
Length: 389m
Vertical Drop: 106m
Twin Lift
Year: 1999
Capacity: 663 (people/hour)
Length: 389m
Vertical Drop: 106m
T-bar Lift at ÍR/Víkingur Lodge
Year: 2003
Capacity: 695 (people/hour)
Length: 552m
Vertical Drop: 91m
Beginner Lift at ÍR/Víkingur Lodge
Year: 1991
Capacity: 653 (people/hour)
Length: 281m
Vertical Drop: 48m
Rope Lift, connecting route to Kóngsgilið
Capacity: 1500 (people/hour)
Length: 90m
Vertical Drop: 10m
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