Trysil Reviews, Ratings and Stats
Ranked 195th of 277 Ski resorts
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Overview
Trysil, Norway's largest ski resort, offers an impressive variety of skiing experiences. With 68 slopes and 31 lifts, it caters to everyone—from beginners mastering long, gentle greens to advanced skiers tackling steep black runs or hitting the terrain parks. Reliable snow conditions and well-groomed trails make every run enjoyable. Off the slopes, activities like dog sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing provide plenty of options. Modern facilities, including ski-in/ski-out accommodations, ensure a hassle-free stay. Whether you're on the mountain or enjoying the après-ski scene, Trysil combines scale and charm for a well-rounded winter getaway.
Reviews
Paul - intermediate skier
Feb, 2 - 2025
Quiet resort perfect for families the skiing is assured due to plenty of guaranteed snow with fresh dumps weekly. Well kept resort with 54 runs something for everyone to keep entertained. Tuenliftboasses are reasonable.This minute resort for those seeking lively resort nightlife its more a family type resort. Fully recommend the Radisson blu resort for stay
Gavin - intermediate skier
Jan, 31 - 2025
Had 7 nights in Trysil over New Year early 2025. Really enjoyed the resort and have already booked to go back 3rd week in Jan next year. Despite being a peak week, it wasnt anywhere near as busy as French Alps resorts so lift queues werent crazy. However going 3 weeks later next Jan will mean even less time queuing. Accommodation is a lot cheaper as well. For groups, consider the Prestige apartments at the Radisson Blu which can only be booked via the official resort website called SkiStar. Pistes were well kept and groomed. Lots of lovely green and blue pistes that snake their way down through the trees, as well as the wide open slopes covering blues, reds and blacks. Food and drink wasnt the cheapest but lift passes and equipment hire was certainly cheaper than the alps. Overall, its a lovely friendly varied resort with enough variety for our groups skill level which is green, blue and some of the more gentler reds.
Annabelle - advanced skier
Jan, 27 - 2025
A really good resort thoroughly enjoyed several holidays there , perfect for all levels of skier , very safe compared to French resorts Ive been too however less apres although there are 1 or two bars that are very fun. Only downside is long bar lifts
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