Norway's two largest ski resorts

A visit to Norway is a chance to experience nature at its best - high mountains, deep fjords and enormous forests. SkiStar operates two of the largest ski resorts in Norway: Trysil and Hemsedal. They're located only 300 km from each other, but offer remarkably different skiing experiences.

The Norwegians are famous for their penchant for anything active and there's nothing a Norwegian loves better than to get out into nature. This makes weekends at our ski resorts extra lively, as tourists from abroad are joined by Norwegians from the big cities in the vicinity, while weekdays offer the luxury of plenty of space on the slopes. Our ski resorts in Norway offer alpine skiing for all tastes, from large beginner areas and perfectly groomed slopes to challenging off piste skiing.

SkiStar also has ski resorts in Sweden
More about our Swedish ski resorts, Sälen, Vemdalen and Åre

Trysil - Norway´s largest ski resort

Trysil, which has been named Norway's best ski resort 6 years in a row at the World Ski Awards, is built around the 1132 m high Trysilfjellet and the accommodation range consists of modern, luxurious hotels and well-equipped log cabins, beautifully located along the mountain sides. 71 km of well-groomed ski slopes wind like serpentines around the mountain and offer skiing in all directions and for all levels and ages. Trysil is known for its fine carving, so don't be surprised if you come across alpine world stars on the slopes.

Hemsedal – Scandinavia's Alps

Nestled among pointed mountain peaks, lies Hemsedal, a small, snow-sure mountain village with a ski season from November right through to May. During the weekdays, calm rests over the village and there is plenty of space on the ski slopes, while the weekends offer a full party. The après-ski in Hemsedal has been voted one of Europe's best several times. Hemsedal has an exclusive feel and much of the accommodation here is state-of-the-art. Luxurious hotels such as Skarsnuten and large designed log cabins are located along the mountain sides, most with ski-in/ski-out facilities.