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Trysil, Norway

Innlandet

Trysilfjellet as a lone snow-covered cone streaked with pistes above the town of Trysil spread across the valley
photo Trysil from Trysil, Norway · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · resized
Altitude
415 mbase station 1,090 mtop station 675 mvertical drop
Pistes 250 km blue 64%, red 19% Lifts 40 34 named on the list Snowfall
365 cmtotal across 6 winter months
Lift pass dynamic pricing www.skistar.com, checked 2026-08-13 Places to stay 9 closer than 300 m to a lift Trip plannertest version Closest place to stay 144 m from a lift

Runs by difficulty

  • blue 159.0 km
  • red 46.6 km
  • black 43.6 km

The split comes from OpenStreetMap. A run with no difficulty tag falls into none of the three bars, so they can add up to less than the resort total.

Piste map

Drawn by us from open data, with terrain shading. Interactive: zoom, pan and follow the runs right here.

Base map: OpenFreeMap on data from OpenStreetMap (ODbL), terrain relief: Mapterhorn
This is a geographic map, not the painted panorama a resort publishes: the runs are where they really are, but the mountain is not drawn as a bird’s-eye view.

Lift pass

Prices are dynamic — they depend on the day you ski and how early you buy, so there is no single number to give. Check the resort’s price list.

Resort price list · Price list checked on 2026-08-13.

How much snow is forecast

No snowfall is forecast for the days ahead — computed for 1,090 m above sea level.

0 Su
0 Mo
0 Tu
0 We
0 Th
0 Fr
0 Sa
0 Su

This is a weather-model forecast, not a measurement taken on the mountain: it says how much snow is expected to fall. Forecast: Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0. Data fetched 15 August, 05:26.

See where most snow is coming

When to go

A ten-winter average, computed from a weather archive for a point at 620 m above sea level.

49 Nov
81 Dec
84 Jan
59 Feb
58 Mar
34 Apr

Average snowfall per month, in centimetres.

Daytime and night-time temperature, in degrees Celsius.
Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
day -1° -6° -7° -5° 0° 5°
night -3° -7° -9° -8° -6° -3°

This is snowfall, not snow depth on the slope: it says how much usually falls in a given month, not how much lies there. The measuring point sits close to the valley floor, so higher up it snows more.

Source: ERA5-Land (ECMWF), Copernicus Climate Data Store. Averaged over 2017–2026.

Lifts

Names and types from OpenStreetMap. Unnamed lifts are left out of this list, so it can be shorter than the count at the top of the page.

  • Eventyr platter lift
  • F1 Brynebekken drag lift
  • F10 Smotten platter lift
  • F11 Isiz platter lift
  • F12 Familietrekket drag lift
  • F13 Myrsnipa platter lift
  • F2 Toppekspressen chairlift
  • F3 Kanken platter lift
  • F5 Skarven drag lift
  • F6 Hytteheis I platter lift
  • F7 Stormyra II drag lift
  • F8 Stormyra drag lift
  • F9 Stjerna platter lift
  • Fjellekspressen chairlift
  • H1 Høgekspressen chairlift
  • H2 Høgegga drag lift
  • Hesten platter lift
  • Hyggloheisene platter lift
  • Håvi 2 magic carpet
  • Knetta chairlift
  • Liekspressen chairlift
  • Oddtrekket T-bar
  • Rullebånd magic carpet
  • S1 Skihytta Ekspress chairlift
  • S3 Valleheisen platter lift
  • S4 Tolver'n drag lift
  • S6 Oletrekket drag lift
  • S7 Håvitrekket platter lift
  • Skihytta Express bånd magic carpet
  • Skiskole magic carpet
  • T4 Fryvil platter lift
  • T5 Tussi platter lift
  • Trysilgondolen gondola
  • Tunnelbåndet Eventyr magic carpet

Places to stay by the lift

Distance is measured in a straight line to the base station of the nearest lift. No booking site publishes that number — it comes from matching accommodation against lift geometry.

  • 9 within 300 m
  • 24 within 1 km
  • 60 places in the valley

The closest one stands 144 m from a lift.

Work out the cost of the triptest version

The planner splits travel, lodging and lift passes by the number of people. Room prices are fetched for the dates you give.

work in progress

Photos

Two cross-country skiers on a trail at Trysil, frost-laden spruces and a low winter sun
photo Ola Matsson · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · resized

Is Trysil worth it?

Trysil is Norway's largest ski resort. Trysilfjellet rises as a lone cone above the valley, with runs dropping off it on every side, so whatever the wind there is usually a sheltered face to ski. This is a family resort in the Scandinavian mould — wide, calm, and heavy on beginner terrain.

In our measurement from OpenStreetMap it comes to about 134 km of pistes, with a clear majority of easy runs — there are more blues and greens here than everything else combined. A few blacks give stronger skiers something to do, but the core of the offer is broad, gentle slope.

The slopes lie low, between about 415 and 1,090 m, but Trysil makes up for it with latitude: far north it is cold and the snow holds a long time. The season usually runs from November to April, longer than at lower Alpine resorts.

SkiStar sells the ski pass dynamically — the price depends on the date and how early you buy, so no single figure would be true. The prices are in Norwegian kroner and we do not convert them; check with the operator before you travel. The drive from Poland is long: about 1,916 km from Wrocław, 2,092 from Katowice, 2,167 from Kraków.

Resorts nearby

Straight-line distance, from the OpenStreetMap roster — the road through the valley is usually longer. The second figure is piste length.

  • Fulufjellet alpinsenter Norway 31 km away · 7 km of piste
  • Stöten i Sälen Sweden 38 km away · 38 km of piste
  • Hundfjället Sweden 44 km away · 23 km of piste
  • Tandådalen Sweden 46 km away · 19 km of piste
  • Högfjället Sweden 53 km away · 11 km of piste
  • Lindvallen Sweden 56 km away · 50 km of piste
  • Kläppen Sweden 71 km away · 71 km of piste
  • Idre Himmelfjäll Sweden 72 km away · 28 km of piste

Compare Trysil with its neighbours: Trysil vs Åre

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Where this comes from

Piste and lift geometry and their names: OpenStreetMap, under the ODbL licence.

Terrain shading computed from public elevation data.