The hill has a capacity for 35,000 spectators, of which 7,500 can be seated.
In addition, up to 25,000 people can follow events from free areas around the venue.
Auxiliary structures include a start house, a judges tower—which includes office space for organizers and judges—a media building, and a technical room below the stands, as well as a first aid room and restrooms.
It also features a high-pressure snow production facility with outtakes all along the approach and outrun.
Transport to the tower of the large hill is accessible via a chair lift.
During the Olympics, transport to the venues was mostly by railway.
Spectators discharged at Lillehammer Station on the Dovre Line and would then walk to the stadium.

The small hill has a K-point of 90 and a hill size of 100.
It has a 36 degree slope for the outrun and an 11 degree slope for the approach.
The height difference is 112 meters (367 ft) and the approach is 82 meters (269 ft) long.
Prior to 2007, the large hill had a K-point of 123, a 27.5 degree slope for the outrun and an 11.5 degree slope for the approach.
The height difference was 137 meters (449 ft), while the approach is 96.6 meters (317 ft) long.
After 2007, the hill size was increased to 138 and the K-point to 123.
The hill has a capacity for 35,000 spectators, of which 7,500 can be seated. In addition, up to 25,000 people can follow events from free areas around the venue. Auxiliary structures include a start house, a judges tower—which includes office space for organizers and judges—a media building, and a technical room below the stands, as well as a first aid room and restrooms. It also features a high-pressure snow production facility with outtakes all along the approach and outrun. Transport to the tower of the large hill is accessible via a chair lift. During the Olympics, transport to the venues was mostly by railway. Spectators discharged at Lillehammer Station on the Dovre Line and would then walk to the stadium.
The small hill has a K-point of 90 and a hill size of 100. It has a 36 degree slope for the outrun and an 11 degree slope for the approach. The height difference is 112 meters (367 ft) and the approach is 82 meters (269 ft) long. Prior to 2007, the large hill had a K-point of 123, a 27.5 degree slope for the outrun and an 11.5 degree slope for the approach. The height difference was 137 meters (449 ft), while the approach is 96.6 meters (317 ft) long. After 2007, the hill size was increased to 138 and the K-point to 123.
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