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TRYSIL, NORWAY
Ski Holidays in Trysil, Norway
The fabulous Norwegian landscape and nature, combined with an excellent snow record makes Trysil a wonderful place to visit. Trysil, which is the biggest ski resort in Norway, is located in the eastern part of Norway, on the boarder to Sweden. Trysil is one of the best family ski resorts in Norway, while also being suitable for older skiers.
As one of the most magnificent ski resorts in Norway, there are plenty of excellent runs to choose from, along with some excellent wintersports facilities.
Resort Statistics
| Level | Rating | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Beginners | 22 | |
| Intermediates | 35 | |
| Advanced | 11 | |
| Snowboarders | ||
| Total Runs | 68 |
Good for
- Families
Resort features
Bowling
Lively après ski
Resort bus
Resort Statistics
| Resort Altitude | 351m |
| Highest Lift | 1100m |
| Total Piste | 75km |
| Longest Run | 5km |
| Total Lifts | 36 |
| Chairlifts | 7 |
| Drag Lifts | 22 |
| Snow Parks | 3 |
Trysil ski resort
Trysil continues to be one of the go-to destinations for skiers looking for a majestic ski resort in one of the world’s most picturesque countries. As well as being family-friendly, the resort offers a very different atmosphere to the Alps, with plenty of cross-country runs.
Although Norway is known as an expensive country, Trysil offers better value than many other resorts, making it a great option for those travelling on a budget.
Snow conditions in Trysil
The ski season in Trysil runs from December to April and there are plenty of well-maintained runs available across the resort, ensuring a smooth surface for visitors.
Skiing in Trysil
There are many excellent ski routes for visitors to enjoy in the area, with options for everyone from beginners to experts. With stunning wide open spaces and outstanding views, it’s easy to see why Trysil continues to attract visitors in their high numbers.
The ski area is made up of for interconnected areas, each with their own characteristics. The Høgegga area will be the best available, with some highly challenging runs for advanced riders. Skihytta, Trysil Turistsenter and Trysil Høyfjellssenter have a mix of red, blue and green slopes.
Thanks to the resort’s highly efficient piste network, it is easy to take advantage of all the extraordinary routes available in the resort.
Apres ski, restaurants and other activities in Trysil
There is a vast selection of outstanding restaurants available in Trysil, including the Knettsetra Restaurant which is famed for its moose burgers. If you’re looking for something a little different, Restaurant Laaven is a great option, with DJ sets on a Saturday for those wanting to let their hair down.
What’s more, if you’re looking for some fun activities away from the slopes, dog sledding and bowling are available, while the Park Inn’s Kulpen wellness centre is the perfect place to relax after a day on your feet.
Transfer time to Trysil
The closest airport to Trysil is Oslo, which is reachable within around two-and-a-half hours by road.
Trysil SKI PASS PRICES
The prices for the Trysil lift pass, for the Winter 24/25 ski season can be found below.
| Number of days | Adult price | Child price | Senior price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | €277.00 | €223.00 | €223.00 |
Prices are normally based on a full area lift pass and child ages vary by resort. The above are guides, so please call one of the Iglu team for prices for your holiday.
Trysil Reviews
(1 Review)
26/09/2009
This resort is by far the best in the ranges over Norway and Sweden, we made the mistake of going to Trysil on our last day, had we gone on day one we would have spent the week there. The runs have everything, we're boarders and the off piste action was good too, you can make so many different runs. The pistes though were great, they are fast with great opportunities for jumps and plenty of tricks. 10 out of 10, cant wait to go back for the annual rotten eggs race from top to bottom held by Dave Gill, Dave Durno and Krees Mansfield. Last one down is rotten eggs. Enjoy all an get involved.. top top place
Dave Gill
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