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Trysil

Mountain biking heaven

Off season? Don't miss Trysil in winter!
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Trysil is a perfect destination for the entire family, with plenty of activities for all ages. In summer, the area transforms into one of the best biking destinations in Northern Europe. But that's not all! Trysil is also an ideal base for summer activities such as whitewater rafting, hiking, fishing and more.

Trysil is situated in Eastern Norway, close to the Swedish border, about two and a half hours from Oslo. If you don't have a car, you can easily take an express or local bus service from Oslo city centre. NOR-WAY Bussekpress also stops by Oslo airport on the way to Trysil.

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Pedal. Turn. Coast.

Race down the mountainside, between the trees.

With loads of purpose built trails, a chairlift to the mountain top, and 100 kilometres of natural single tracks, Trysil Bike Arena is perfect for thrill-seekers of all ages.

From the playful trails in Gullia to the magic flow trails in the mountains – there are trails for every level of difficulty.

Even the youngest can find their flow in the pump track and the bike parks.

In Trysil, your hotel is part of the experience. At Radisson Blu Resort Trysil, you can try the flow rider for some indoor surfing! You'll also find children's pools, a hot tub, small climbing wall, spa, and a bowling alley.

Ready for more action? Head down the rapids!

Choose between the child-friendly route or get wet in the more powerful rapids.

The Trysil river is also a top spot for fly fishing if you want to relax in peaceful nature while waiting for the fish to bite.

If you prefer to stay dry, test your balance at the climbing park Høyt og Lavt …

… or go on one of the many family-friendly hikes in Trysil.

The 8.4-kilometre-long round trip to Skagsvola is spectacular and a bit strenuous, but still suitable for children that are experienced hikers.

Another popular hiking destination is the Brannvakthytta cabin at the top of Trysilfjellet mountain.

When it’s time to refuel, head to one of the many eateries in Trysil and indulge in everything from pizza and Asian bowls to local cuisine.

The region’s specialties range from moose burger and sour milk cheese to rakfisk, a dish made from fermented trout.

Have a magical stay in a tree house! Lykketoppen sleeps eight, making it perfect for the whole family! Enjoy peace and quiet as well as the close proximity to nature and starry skies.

How about exploring the area on horseback with Trysil Hestesenter?

Enjoy an evening bike ride in the mountains and take in the late evening sunset.

Bliss.

Don't forget that a lot of these fun activities carry on into the autumn months!

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Trysil has achieved the certification Sustainable Destination. Although this does not mean that the destination is completely sustainable, it has made a commitment to work systematically to reduce the negative effects of tourism, while strengthening its positive ripple effects.

Getting here and around

Plan your trip to Trysil with Entur, Norway's official travel planner.

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