Skistar Trysil, Eastern Norway, Norway
4.0 (286 reviews) Spent Ranking #2 in Hedmark Ski & Snowboard Areas
Amazing staff and easy to use booking system
With 31 lifts and 68 slopes Trysil is Norway's largest ski destination Well thought-out, very family-friendly, modern and with an exceptional range of accommodation - all descriptive catchphrases for Trysil as a ski destination. Everything has been built around Trysilfjellet, where wide, long slopes snake down the sides of the mountain and continue below the tree line. Trysil comprises four interconnected ski areas, all with their own unique characteristics. From the black slopes in Hoegegga to the red, blue and green slopes at Skihytta, Trysil Turistsenter and Trysil Hoeyfjellssenter. Children areas on both sides of the mountain - where snowman Valle is the children's best friend - ensure a good skiing experience for the whole family. The Snow park is several times awarded as the best in Norway. It contains lines for all levels. Live the high life in one of Trysil's two fantastic resort hotels, hire a cabin in which several families can live together, or a modern holiday flat adapted for active people. Almost all accommodation in Trysil is located right on the slopes and has ski-in/ski-out facilities.
Address
Velkomstvegen 10, 2420 Norway
Mobile
Website
http://www.skistar.com/trysil/
Current local date and time now
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 4:18
User Ratings
4.0 based on (286 reviews)
Reviews
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5Ingridlady 5:00 PM Feb 28, 2020
Good skiing and skischool!
After 3 years of Austria we decided to go to Trysil, what a good choice! Not so crowded, extremely friendly people and nice slopes. Also better lunch breaks, in Austria you hardly can’t find a spot, here it is more relaxing and enough space. I also booked 2 days of private lessons at Skistar TrysilGuidene from 10:45-12:15 for the last week of February and got instructor Jønas from Denmark. As I am an adult learning skiing he knew my biggest issue was my fear of getting out of control. He gave me more confidence and even made me skiing red slopes for the first time and I got down perfectly fine. So well done Jønas from Denmark, thanks for the instructions and remaining so calm!! I would definitely choose Trysil again.
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3Casper R 5:00 PM Jan 5, 2022
good, but expensiv
really nice place, sad that there was not much snow this year, but they had snow canons running 24/7 to help it. Sadly our stay was not without frustration, as our whole party of 9 ended up paying way to much for lift cards, as they did not help calculate the cheapest option for 5 + half a day, and we all ended up paying for 6-8days. When confronted with this a refund of the overpaid amount was denied. In short nice place to ski, be aware you have to find the best deal, as they will not help you, and will absolutely charge you for as much as possible.
