Trysil Ski Center — Hotel in Trysil

Trysil Ski Center, located in Trysil, Norway, is one of the country’s largest and most popular ski resorts, renowned for its extensive facilities and varied terrain. Situated in the heart of the Trysil Mountains, this ski center is a top destination for winter sports enthusiasts from across Scandinavia and beyond.

The resort features over 70 kilometers of well-groomed ski slopes, catering to skiers and snowboarders of all levels. It offers a diverse range of runs, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging advanced terrains, ensuring that there is something for everyone. The ski area is divided into several zones, including the Trysil Mountain, which provides expansive, high-altitude skiing, and the more sheltered areas suitable for families and less experienced skiers.

Trysil Ski Center boasts an impressive infrastructure with 31 ski lifts, including chairlifts and gondolas, designed to minimize waiting times and maximize time on the slopes. The resort also offers a range of amenities such as rental services for equipment, ski schools with professional instructors, and various dining options. Visitors can enjoy everything from quick snacks to hearty meals at the on-site restaurants and cafes.

In addition to downhill skiing and snowboarding, Trysil provides opportunities for other winter activities, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. The resort features an extensive network of cross-country trails that wind through scenic forests and picturesque landscapes, offering a different perspective of the beautiful Norwegian countryside.

Trysil Ski Center is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and excellent facilities for children, including dedicated learning areas and child-friendly slopes. The resort is also committed to sustainability, implementing eco-friendly practices to preserve the natural environment.

Open from early December to late April, Trysil Ski Center is a comprehensive winter destination that combines excellent skiing conditions with a range of activities and amenities, making it a premier choice for winter sports enthusiasts seeking a memorable and...

So. First time on alpine skis. I am horrified of great speed and heights. Took the H2 lift up to the mountain. I could not name how many times I prayed for my dear life not to fall from the ski lift which was panically steep. That was the moment when I truly understood the fear of death. Luckily, I did not stumble and fall, since my partner held me tight. My al dente legs carried me forward, until I met another, more calm ski lift F5. This time, it was this disc lift where I had to go up alone. The ride was fine, til I forgot how my legs worked and I lost stability. My darkest dream came true, I fell, but my legs got stuck and the lift dragged me up.. there I was, legs up in the sky and back in the snow. Yeah, the lift got me up, but with the price of horror. And this is the first and last time I will ever alpine ski. All the people working there are helpful and kind. Nice...

don't waste your money, this place which is run by skistar is so bad i am appalled.i am here for 2 weeks, the lifts are not working all the time, the runs are neglected, some runs are shut for the whole season and others shut for no reason. i have seen more people fall on one run than any other time in my skiing career, this is due to not weather but because they are badly maintained. some staff don't know the piste map of the mountain. there is a lack of ski run signs, i saw a couple with a 5/6 old kid accidentally go down a black run, i lost sight of them so i hope they were okay ? i always wanted to come here, i normally go to france and geilo in norway which all have groomed pistes. this place is a nightmare of a ski area. the hotel and village are great but i...