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Trysil Trysilfjellet Ski Holidays

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  • Eco ski resort
  • Lovely tree skiing
  • 80% ski in/out accommodation

Great for

  • Families
  • Beginners
  • Doorstep skiing

Ski Holidays in Trysil Trysilfjellet

Trysil’s the biggest ski resort in Norway, and one of the best in Scandinavia. You’ll find terrific facilities for families and a whole host of pistes all over the Trysilfjellet Mountain – within a short walk or ski from most accommodation.

  • Flight Time
  • 2 hours
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Oslo, Bergen
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • Norwegian
  • Currency
  • Norwegian Krone
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Trysil Trysilfjellet Stats

Top Altitude
1100m
Bottom Altitude
415m
Resort Altitude
415m
Total Piste
67 runs / 71km
Longest Run
5.4km
Slope Orientation
N, S, E, W
Vertical Drop
685m
Skiable Vertical
Night Skiing
Yes
Glacier Skiing
No
Location
South-east Norway
Established
1958
Downhill
67 runs / 71km
Lift Pass
€204 (adult 5 day)

Norway’s biggest ski resort, Trysil’s near the border to Sweden and about two and a half hours out of Oslo.

It’s been around for a while - the local ski club, Trysilgutten, is the world’s oldest ski club (having opened in 1861) and one of the first ever ski races took place here in 1862.

Everything’s built around the Trysil Mountain (or Trysilfjellet), with the main village bases being Trysil Turistsenter on the south side and Trysil Høyfjellssenter on the north side. The Turistsenter is the larger of the two, with Høyfjellssenter a good option for families for its gentle runs and excellent activities for sprogs. There’s also Trysil Town, a couple of kilometres from the ski resort on the banks of the Trysil River. All have their fair share of restaurants, bars, shops and accommodation – a mix of hotels, apartments and cabins – and all are connected by a ski bus.

When it comes to getting here, the Trysilekspressen bus runs between Oslo Gardermoen airport and the ski area. The resort doesn’t have its own train station, but the nearest is Elverum which is also served by the Trysilekspressen.

The nearest airport to Trysil Trysilfjellet is Oslo at 220 km or about 3 hours by car.

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What's the ski area like in Trysil Trysilfjellet?

The four ski areas here - Turistsenter, Høyfjellssenter, Høgegga and Skihytta - almost manage to cover the entire mountain.

Which other ski resorts are near to Trysil Trysilfjellet?

The nearest ski resorts to Trysil Trysilfjellet include Hafjell Lillehammer.

Beginner Slopes

33km47%

Intermediate Skiing

18km25%

Advance & Expert Piste

20km28%

Snowboarding Trails

67 runs / 71km100%

What is Trysil Trysilfjellet like for Beginner skiers?

Trysil Turistsenter (the nearest to the main hotels) can be found on the south face of the mountain. It’s home to the Eventyr kid’s ski area - the larger of Trysil’s two children’s areas with a magic carpet, ski carousel, mini jumps and much more. This is also where you’ll find Parken Trysil, which has green, red and black lines, as well as family-friendly features at Blåparken.

Over on the northern side is Høyfjellssenter, home to another kids ski area with a lovely forest piste. Green runs stream down the mountainside here, both above and between the tree line. Skihytta’s lower lifts best serve beginners.

What is Trysil Trysilfjellet like for Intermediate skiers?

Piste-wise, there’s a good mix of gladed beginner and intermediate terrain – blue #61 makes for a great confidence booster as you ski or snowboard back to the base station. The Høgegga area has greens #31 and #32 that cross over towards the Turistsenter and blue #84 that wiggles onto blue #36 for a cruise down to the bottom. Skihytta have more for intermediates, there’s a gorgeously long blue (#1 on the piste map) whihc connects with other blues for long runs to Skihytta or the Turistsenter.

What is Trysil Trysilfjellet like for Advanced skiers?

The Høgegga area is expert central, where wide black runs have gradients of up to 45° – most groomed. In Skihytta the #2 black can be linked to from the #1 blue,

What is Trysil Trysilfjellet like for off-piste skiing?

Some off-piste in the Høgegga area, where some of the black runs have been left to the whims of Mother Nature. The off-piste opportunity isn’t enormous, but a local guide will be able to show you the best of it according to your level and the current conditions.

What is Trysil Trysilfjellet like for cross country skiing?

The local area in Trysil has about 100k ofr trails which link up to about 500km in the whole region. Long season starting at the beginning of November.

Trysil Trysilfjellet Restaurants

The Ski Pub does simple favourites like pizza and nachos and the Loftet Bar has an American inspired menu. The Big Horn Steakhouse has restaurants all over Norway and does brilliant steaks, ribs and burgers. Happy Faces is the place to go for sushi and veggie dishes.

Trysil Trysilfjellet Après Ski

Apres ski comes to life on Fridays and Saturdays, when Puben Sankt Olav in Høyfjellssenter hosts its live music performances and the DJ’s at Laaven in the Turistsenter create a big party scene.

Trysil Trysilfjellet Activites for Non-skiers

In Høyfjellssenter, families will love the Pilegrimen restaurant which has a kid’s corner with games and films (not to mention an incredible weekly Grill Buffet). There’s no shortage of activities, from dog sledding and sleigh rides through the forest to spas, bowling and a cinema

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Best Time to Visit Trysil Trysilfjellet

Being able to ski in almost all directions here means you can follow the sun throughout the day. The Skihytta area tends to get the most sunlight hours, making it a good option in the middle of winter when the daylight hours are low. Night skiing lets the area stay open even when the sun’s gone down, ensuring everyone gets their fill of slope time. Early morning skiing is often available in the springtime too. In recent years, the resort has had a snow guarantee, promising that at least 8km of runs will be open at the beginning of the season (between November and December) then extending the guarantee for the rest of the season to include 20km of slopes and the ability to ski between Turistsenter and Trysil Høyfjellssenter without having to step out of your bindings.

What's Trysil Trysilfjellet like at Christmas?

You really can hear jingle bells on the one horse open sleighs that trot into the forest over Christmas in Trysil. Look out for the Gløgg and gingerbread usually handed out by Fjellekspressen and Familietrekket in the main villages.

What's Trysil Trysilfjellet like in the New Year?

Make the most of the children’s ski areas and family friendly restaurants over Half Term in Trysil.

What's Trysil Trysilfjellet like in Half-Term?

Torchlight skiing and a firework display tend to be the order of the day during New Years in Trysil, often scheduled early so that children can enjoy them too.

What's Trysil Trysilfjellet like at Easter?

Easter in Trysil has seen brilliant snow conditions in the past, with activities like competitions in the Blåparken and early morning ski sessions.

Trysil Trysilfjellet Snow Conditions

Average snow depths in Trysil Trysilfjellet are 48cm to 68cm in January, 64cm to 94cm in February, 76cm to 104cm in March and 70cm to 95cm in April. Read our detailed Trysil Trysilfjellet snow history for more details.

  • Top Depth Base Depth
  • 35 cm DECEMBER 23 cm
  • 68 cm JANUARY 48 cm
  • 94 cm FEBRUARY 64 cm
  • 104 cm MARCH 76 cm
  • 95 cm APRIL 70 cm

Today in Trysil Trysilfjellet the average snow depth is N/A, with N/A at the base of the mountain around 374m altitude, and N/A at the top of the slopes, around 1032m above sea level. There is 0cm recent snowfall and 0cm predicted today. Here's the full Trysil Trysilfjellet snow report.

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Trysil Trysilfjellet snow report is updated every 4 hours during the winter ski season

There is in Trysil Trysilfjellet currently forecast approximately 0cm of new snow expected over the coming week. We also have a detailed Trysil Trysilfjellet snow forecast.

  • Summit Temperature Trysil Trysilfjellet Weather Coming Week
  • 18 °c Sunny skies Today
  • 17 °c Sunny skies Saturday
  • 20 °c Sunny skies Sunday

Ski Accommodation in Trysil Trysilfjellet

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The Høyfjellssenter area is brilliant for families, with oodles of green pistes and a special children’s area with its forest run, heated shelter and BBQ huts. Apres ski around here is very child oriented – we love the films and games area at Restaurant Pilegrimen which’ll keep them busy while you sit back with a tipple. It also helps that the locals speak such excellent English, making the whole place feel homely.

Norway’s largest ski resort is great for groups – even if you’re a mixture of different abilities, you can still enjoy the same ski area, meeting at the top and bottom of the lifts then enjoying your chosen pistes in between. Apres ski bars like Laaven are on hand when it comes to letting your hair down at the end of the day, and there are group activities galore from sleigh rides to dog sledding.

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How much is a ski pass in Trysil Trysilfjellet

Maximum and minimum adult Trysil Trysilfjellet lift pass prices ranged from €1912 to €2265 for 6 days access to the Trysil Trysilfjellet ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Trysil Trysilfjellet holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

PassLift Tickets Child Adult Senior
1 Day N / A N / A N / A
6 Day €1530 - €1815 €1912 - €2265 €1530 - €1815
AgesAge Range 7 - 17 18 - 64 65+
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Getting to Trysil Trysilfjellet

Most of our ski holidays to Trysil Trysilfjellet packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Trysil Trysilfjellet from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Trysil Trysilfjellet from the UK?

Flights from London take about 2 hours to Oslo, Bergen. This table shows approximate transfer times to Trysil Trysilfjellet from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

Airport Distance Transfer Time
Oslo 220 km 3 hours
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How long does it take to drive to Trysil Trysilfjellet from the UK?

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How long is the transfer from nearest Norway train station to Trysil Trysilfjellet?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Trysil Trysilfjellet transfers.

Station Distance Transfer Time
Elverum 64 km 1 hour 4 minutes

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Going to Trysil Trysilfjellet under your own steam

For independant travel to Norway, compare accommodation only with Trysil Trysilfjellet self-drive packages which include Eurotunnel or ferry.

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