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Elevation
415m–1,100m
Ski area
78 km
Lifts
41
Nearest airport
Scandinavian Mountains Airport (SCR)
Schools
3 listed
Ski domain
Overview
Trysil at a glance
Common questions
- Yes, it's an excellent choice for families, offering dedicated features like the Eventyrløypa (Fairy Tale Trail) which provides an engaging and playful environment for children. This unique green run makes learning to ski a truly memorable experience for younger visitors.
- Trysil offers a varied ski experience across 71 runs and three mountainsides, catering to all levels. You'll find diverse conditions, from sun-drenched pistes on Høgegga to challenging terrain in the Skihytta area and a freeride zone.
- Beginners and children can enjoy the unique Fairy Tale Trail (Eventyrløypa), a themed green run through the forest. It features interactive elements and friendly trolls, creating a magical and engaging experience for learning to ski.
- Yes, advanced skiers can explore challenging terrain in the Skihytta area, known for its steepest pistes. There's also a dedicated freeride zone with gate-controlled off-piste access, providing exciting opportunities for experienced riders.
- You can reach Trysil conveniently via direct flights from the UK to Oslo. This makes it a viable destination for a short family ski break.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit1,100m
Base415m
Vertical drop (resort)685m
Total Lifts41
Total Slopes78 km
The mountain
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Ski schools at Trysil
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About the resort
About Trysil
Trysil is an outdoor ski area in Innlandet, Norway. The available data lists terrain from 415 m to 1100 m elevation, 78 km of recorded slopes and 41 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Trysil
Trysil is part of the Skistar ski area. Other resorts in the same ski area include Vemdalen. Across the area, the lifts span 415m to 1,100m. The lifts run between 415m and 1,100m, a vertical drop of 685m. 78 km of marked pistes are served by 41 lifts. The nearest airport is Scandinavian Mountains Airport (SCR).
Who teaches here
Ski schools and instructors in Trysil
3 ski schools are listed at Trysil.
- Anita Moen Ski School — Ski school.
- SkiStar Trysil — Ski school.
- Trysil Ski School — Ski school. Teaches skiing, snowboarding, private ski lesson, kids ski school, group ski lesson, and private snowboard lesson. Lessons in English and Norwegian.
Lessons by activity
Activities you can learn in Trysil
Lessons at Trysil are offered in group ski lesson, kids ski school, private ski lesson, private snowboard lesson, skiing, and snowboarding.
- Group Ski Lesson lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches group ski lesson.
- Kids Ski School lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches kids ski school.
- Private Ski Lesson lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches private ski lesson.
- Private Snowboard Lesson lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches private snowboard lesson.
- Skiing lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches skiing.
- Snowboarding lessons in Trysil — One listed school teaches snowboarding.
Resort guide
Trysil resort guide
Trysil is Norway's largest ski resort, boasting 71 runs across three distinct mountainsides. Its popularity with British families is growing, partly due to direct UK flights to Oslo. The resort is part of the SkiStar group.
The Eventyrløypa (Fairy Tale Trail) is a unique green run that transforms skiing into an adventure through a story, particularly appealing to younger visitors.
Direct flights from the UK to Oslo make Trysil a convenient and viable destination for a short family ski break.
Trysil offers a varied ski experience across its three mountainsides, catering to all levels. For intermediates, the resort's different aspects provide diverse conditions. The west-facing Høgegga area enjoys abundant afternoon sun, while the north-facing Trysilfjellet typically maintains the driest snow.
The Fairy Tale Trail (Eventyrløypa) is a standout feature for beginners and children. This themed green run winds through the forest, complete with interactive features and friendly trolls, making learning to ski a truly magical experience.
Trysil is an excellent choice for families, with dedicated features that ensure children have a memorable time. The Eventyrløypa (Fairy Tale Trail) is a prime example, offering an engaging and playful environment that alone makes the resort worth visiting with kids.
Advanced skiers will find challenging terrain in the Skihytta area, home to the steepest pistes. The resort also features a dedicated freeride zone with gate-controlled off-piste access, offering exciting opportunities for experienced riders.
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