The ultimate ski lodge: Luxury penthouse perched on top of a 210ft SKI JUMP (and there's even a zip wire down to the slopes)

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For ski-lovers, there is nothing better than coming straight out your door and being on the slopes, surrounded by rolling mountains and fresh snow.

For two lucky individuals, they will be offered the chance to go one step further, and stay at the top of the world-famous Holmenkollen ski-jump in Oslo, Norway.

The unusual competition aims to turn the room at the top of the jump into a penthouse apartment for guests so they can enjoy two nights of luxury with panoramic view of Oslo, under the Northern Lights, before checking out in the slickest way possible - via a zip-line.

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Spend an unforgettable night on top of Scandinavia's most famous ski jump, Holmenkollen. Two competition winners will be able allowed to bring a friend, and enjoy panoramic views of Oslo under the Northern Lights

Enjoy the views from 64 metres off the ground, at the top of the world's first steel ski jump in Oslo, complete with outdoor balcony

The unusual competition includes the chance to go on Norway's most intense toboggan run, The Corkscrew, and access to 2,600 km of fresh snow.

For those wanting a relaxing break, the apartment comes complete with a roof terrace to enjoy the spectacular snow-capped mountains.

And there is an option to enjoy a candlelit dinner taking in the scenery, which includes the impressive Oslo's Fjord. 

The ski-jump penthouse apartment is usually where athletes meet to prepare before a jump and will be used by skiers at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, held at Holmenkollen later this month (March, 14-15).

Jeanette Hansen, in charge of operations at Holmenkollen, calls the penthouse competition, which is being hosted on Airbnb, a crazy idea that became a reality.

She said: 'This is a wonderfully quirky idea coming to life, and a perfect way to round off the ski jump season after the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup.

'It's a great way to showcase one of the top tourist destinations in Norway to a world of travellers, and we can't wait to welcome the guests to arguably the penthouse with the best view of our city.'

The ski jump was officially opened on March 3, 2010. The start house soars around 64 meters (210ft) above the ground and the construction comprises of 100 tons of steel.

On piste: You can't get closer to the slopes than staying right in the heart of the action, at the top of the famous ski jump 

Room with a view: Stay in the heart of the action in Oslo, as you wake up on the piste with 2,600 km of fresh snow available to you

On top of the world: Guest can enjoy a romantic candle-lit dinner on top of the ski jump, overlooking the stunning Scandinavian landscape 

Hope you aren't afraid of heights! To arrive at the penthouse you must travel to the top by a ski lift, and guests can even zip-line out on the exit 

Snow-capped mountains and the Oslo Fjord can be viewed out of the window of the Holmenkollen ski jump

Now the Holmenkollen penthouse is listed on Airbnb and ski fans can enter the competition for a stay up until March 16. 

Entrants should specify why they would like to be the lucky chosen two. 

Two winners will be selected to stay one night each and are allowed to bring a partner, relative or friend to join them. 

The Holmenkollen ski jump was officially opened on March 3 in 2010. The start house soars around 64 meters above the ground and includes 100 tons of steel

The decor was chosen by a local designer, and includes a double bed and chairs, lamps and a dining table, aimed to promote Norwegian design

Jeanette Hansen, in charge of operations at Holmenkollen, said: 'This is a wonderfully quirky idea coming to life, and we can't wait to welcome the guests to arguably the penthouse with the best view of our city'

The penthouse will be used by ski jumpers for the annual Holmenkollen Ski Festival and World Cup competition that runs from March 13-15