Plan your trip to Trysil

Trysil is Norway’s largest ski destination in winter and an eldorado for cycling in summer. Surrounded by unspoilt nature, Trysil was one of the first holiday spots in Europe to achieve the prestigious Sustainable Tourism certification.

Family-friendly Trysil is situated close to the Swedish border, about two and a half hours from Oslo. Here, you’ll find Norway’s biggest ski resort, which offers a varied set of challenges, regardless of whether you’re looking for wide slopes, terrain parks, or off-piste.

There are also a number of activities to choose from outside of the ski slopes, such as dog sledding, sleigh rides, and ice fishing. If you want to go cross-country skiing, you can enjoy no less than 100 kilometres of groomed cross-country tracks around the mountain.

With its deep forest, wild river, and inviting mountains, Trysil is also an ideal base for summer activities such as whitewater rafting, hiking, and fishing.

For fun on two wheels, Trysil bike arena offers 100 kilometres of natural trails and more than 10 kilometres of handmade gravel trails for mountain bikers.

Increasingly many restaurants in Trysil take pride in fresh, local food. The ski resort itself has more than 30 eateries and restaurants.

In 2013, Trysil received the certification Sustainable Destination, a seal of approval given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impact of tourism.

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Top attractions in Trysil

Alpine skiing in Trysil

Trysil is Norway’s largest ski destination and offers a varied set of alpine opportunities regardless of whether you’re looking for… Read more

Alpine skiing in Trysil

A person cycling on an obstacle in Trysil bike arena in Eastern Norway

Mountain biking in Trysil

Family-friendly Trysil is Norway’s largest mountain biking resort and a hot spot for summer cycling holidays. Trysil bike arena has more than 50… Read more

Mountain biking in Trysil

Dogsledding in Fageråsen

Make room for a couple of hours only for you and your soul, and discover the magic of dogsledding. The team at Fjell-Huskies, Andreas, his helpers and… Read more

Dogsledding in Fageråsen

Kjelkebakke

The Sledge slope of Fulufjellet (45 min drive from Trysil), Gira is 1600 meters, and one of Norway longest. Here you can try to sit on a sledge 10cm… Read more

Kjelkebakke

Snowmobile for rental

Now you can have the oportunity to try snowmobile in Trysil. If you are a beginner we recomend a 3 hours guided trip. You will find us in Ljørdalen a… Read more

Snowmobile for rental

Sleigh ride in Trysil

Join us on a sleigh ride, a small winter adventure in the deep forest of Trysil. Included is a stop with delicious elggryte (elk stew), and the kids… Read more

Sleigh ride in Trysil

Northern Light – Aurora tour.

To experience the unbelievable colors that move across the sky is on many travelers’ bucket list, and few places on earth offer more ways to witness… Read more

Northern Light – Aurora tour.

Ice rink in Trysil centre

The ice rink is located right in the Centre of Trysil. Read more

Ice rink in Trysil centre

Cross-country skiing in Trysilfjellet

Trysil always offers great cross-country skiing. In and around Trysilfjellet you can enjoy 100 km cross-country trails. Some trails are even groomed… Read more

Cross-country skiing in Trysilfjellet

Breathtaking snowshoe tours

Family-friendly snowshoe tours in Trysil - 2 hours. Read more

Breathtaking snowshoe tours

Trysil Bygdetun

Trysil Bygdetun, founded in 1901, is located in Trysil town centre and is considered the country’s oldest rural museum. Read more

Trysil Bygdetun

Høyt & Lavt Trysil

Experience Trysil from the treetops. Read more

Høyt & Lavt Trysil

Family rafting

Family rafting is a fantastic nature experience, and the activity is well-suited to both large and small adventurers Read more

Family rafting

Trail riding

Riding tours are organised in the true Trysil wilderness. Wonderful views, primeval forest, open lowlands, secret cloudberry marshes and much, much… Read more

Trail riding

Now it's time for ice fishing

Bring your whole family or friends on an ice fishing day. Bring an adventure of excitement and adventure to a beautiful winter lake. Read more

Now it's time for ice fishing

Alpine SPA & Relax - Radisson Blu

Exquisite and elegant Spa and well-being facility with nine treatment rooms, two Finnish saunas, a steam room and a large relaxation area. Read more

Alpine SPA & Relax - Radisson Blu

Kulpen SPA

The wellness area at the resort. A warm and nice place with hot tubs outdoor and indoor, different saunas, facial treatments, massage, fitness room. Read more

Kulpen SPA

Surfer's Bay - Pool & FlowRider

A waterpark with several pools, currents, a glass climbing wall and a Jacuzzi. Surf the FlowRider, the only indoor surf-wave in Norway. Read more

Surfer's Bay - Pool & FlowRider

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By train

The nearest train station is Elverum, located approximately 70 kilometres from Trysil. From there, you can take a corresponding bus to Trysil.

The train journey to Elverum takes around 2 hours from Oslo, or 5–6 hours from Trondheim.
By road

Trysil is easily accessible by road, both by bus and by car.

If you drive from Oslo, travel time is approximately 2.5 hours. Follow the road E6 to Rv3 and Rv25 towards Trysil.

There are several daily departures by express bus between Trysil and Oslo. Advance booking is advised in the winter when buses will often be fully booked before departure.

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By plane

The nearest airport is Scandinavian Mountains Airport, which opened in December 2019. It is located across the border in Sweden, just 45 minutes by bus or car from Trysil.

Oslo Airport is situated 2 hours by road from Trysil. From here, you can continue your journey with an express bus.

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Towards sustainability

The certification Sustainable Destination is a seal of approval given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impact of tourism. In addition to providing visitors with enjoyable experiences, the destination must preserve the local nature, culture and environment, strengthen social values, and be economically viable. The municipality and the travel industry must cooperate closely to assure that the destination is a great place both to live in and to visit.

Find out more about sustainable destinations in Norway

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