Ski Holidays in Trysil Ski Resort, Norway
Norway's largest ski resort and perhaps Europe’s best-kept secret, Trysil ski resort is considered a skiing paradise by many and a haven from busy resorts elsewhere. The resort is renowned for its great snow conditions, long ski season, uncrowded well-groomed pistes, barely-there lift queues, and world-class ski instructors.
Exceptional skiing for all abilities
As with most Scandinavian ski resorts, Trysil has a long-guaranteed season which starts in December and runs through until the end of April - and sometimes even into May!
The resort consists of four main interconnecting ski areas, totalling an impressive 81km of downhill skiing spread over 69 well-groomed slopes. There's a fantastic choice of long, wide pistes perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their technique, whilst several snow parks and expertly maintained black slopes are a favourite with expert skiers looking for something more exhilarating!
Seamless access to the mountains
Traveling to this awe-inspiring region has never been easier or more convenient!
For ease and peace of mind when travelling as a family in school holiday weeks (February Half-Term and Easter), we include the following:
- Our exclusive direct flight from London Gatwick to Scandinavian Mountains Airport
- Pre-allocated seating
- Short, convenient transfers in under 40 minutes!
Scheduled flights can also be booked from other airports in the UK and Ireland to Oslo Gardermoen, from which Trysil ski resort is a 2 hour transfer.
Where to stay in Trysil
For your convenience, all of our accommodation in Trysil ski resort is ski-in/ski-out, and we offer a range of dining options specific to your requirements. With over 20 years of experience behind us, you can rest assured we'll take care of all the fine details - all you have to do is prepare for some epic skiing!
Ski School and Childcare
At skiScandinavia we understand all the elements of a fantastic family skiing holiday, which is why we are pleased to offer our highly acclaimed ski school consulting service and complimentary childcare service during school holiday weeks.
Ski instructors in Norway are passionate about skiing and fluent in English, allowing them to communicate the small details and even more importantly, the joy of skiing! The sessions are led by experienced and trusted instructors, and the adult and children's lessons are synchronised for ultimate ease and peace of mind. Coupled with our complimentary childcare (which is available at SkiStar Lodge Trysil during specific holiday weeks) we have created the ultimate luxury family ski holiday, in which every detail is taken care of.
Great for families
Trysil ski resort is often voted the best ski resort in Norway for family skiing with lots to do in the resort and the surrounding area. Enjoy a swim, practice your bowling skills, experience the thrill of husky sledding, or marvel at the stunning snow-covered landscape on a horse sleigh ride.
Embrace Nordic skiing
For those who relish the timeless allure of Nordic skiing, Trysil ski resort unveils over 100km of meticulously groomed cross-country tracks, allowing you to savour Trysil ski resort's beauty in a unique and invigorating way.
The Right Slopes for Me?
Beginners
Excellent: The fantastic thing about Trysil is the 28 green runs are spread across the mountain, meaning you have the opportunity to explore the whole area even if it’s your first week on the snow. The quiet slopes of Trysil include 3 children’s areas which have ideal conditions to learn to ski. The ski school provides instruction at an international standard and all instructors are English speaking.
Intermediate
Excellent: Intermediate skiers will find plenty to do across the 14 blue and 13 red runs offered in the resort. If you fancy a challenge, you can try your hand at the ski and boarder cross, speed tests, or slalom courses that are spread throughout the resort.
Advanced
Good: There is lots on offer for the more advanced skier or snowboarder with a dedicated expert area (Høgegga) and advanced snow parks (up to XGames quality). Explore plenty of untouched powder through tranquil tree lined off piste areas as well.
Cross-Country
Good: There is a comfortable 100km of well-maintained trails and tracks spread across and around the resort suitable for first timers and experience cross-country enthusiasts. The cross-country school is headed by Anita Moen, retired Olympic cross-country medallist.
Snowboard
Good: Trysil has a huge selection of jumps, boxes and rails from the smallest beginner humps and bumps to massive expert jumps spread across two snow parks. Boarders should be aware that drag lifts dominate the lift system.
How to get to Trysil Ski Resort
Our exclusive direct flights from London Gatwick to Scandinavian Mountains Airport depart on:
- Sunday 16th February 2025 (returning on Sunday 23rd February 2025)
- Sunday 6th April 2025 (returning on Sunday 13th April 2025)
On these dates, a convenient 40 minute skiScandinavia coach transfer is included to Trysil ski resort from Scandinavian Mountains Airport.
For holidays booked with scheduled flights arriving at Scandinavian Mountains Airport, a shared 40 minute coach transfer will be included to Trysil ski resort. The option to upgrade to a private transfer or car hire can be chosen instead at time of booking.
For holidays booked with selected scheduled flights from other airports in the UK and Ireland to Oslo Gardermoen, a shared coach transfer of 2 hours is included to Trysil ski resort. The option to upgrade to a private transfer or car hire can be chosen instead at time of booking.
Activities & Après
Activities
For many, skiing is the primary activity whilst on holiday, but we're happy to suggest some exciting alternatives to enhance your ski experience as well as giving you a wider flavour of Scandinavia. All of the suggested non-ski activities operate on a 'not for profit' basis and serve to enhance your holiday and support local businesses.
- Husky sledding
- Night skiing
- Snowshoeing evening
- Evening horse sleigh ride
- Ice fishing
- Pool/Spa
- Bowling
Après ski & eating out
Most bars have a relaxed after ski atmosphere throughout the season. You will find a more lively après vibe at weekends and during Norwegian holidays. There are a good choice of restaurants spread across the resorts from a la carte dining to casual pizzerias.
Area, Piste & Trail Maps
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