Mountain hikes and hiking trails in Trysil

Easy start from the top

It's never been easier to find a great summit tour in Trysil, with a summer lift taking you up the mountain. The hike is less demanding, and you'll see the fantastic views before you have time to warm up. You can easily cross the tree line to experience the majestic landscape from the start. Families can easily find hikes with children in Trysil, without fear of losing their energy on the way up.

More hiking opportunities in Trysil

There are many options for those who want to go hiking in Trysil in the summer. Just buy a day ticket for the lift that takes you up and down the mountain. If you don't want to use the lift, there are of course many other hiking trails around.

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Hiking trails in Trysil

Finding great hikes in Norway requires a bit of preparation, as it's important to consider safety and physical fitness. Some may prefer the 13.9 km Fjellrunden trail around Trysilfjellet and others Knettsetra, a 6.2 km trail suitable for children.

Note that there are also many people who choose biking in Trysil, and it's important to know your way around to avoid ending up in the wrong place.

We recommend that you download the trail map for Trysil with the UT app, or check out the various trip suggestions on UT.no.

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Summit hike in Trysil

A destination for most people who choose to walk in Trysil is 31 Trysilfjellet 1132 north. With a length of 5.2 km, it starts from the north side of the mountain and is the longer of two ways up. The other is from the south side of the mountain, and both offer great hikes.

A family-friendly peak is 49 Klanken. You get there by driving towards Nybergsund, and then taking the RV25 towards Østby for 1.5 km. Parking is on the right-hand side of the road. The hiking trail goes up and down the same way, a total of 3.6 km with 198 vertical meters. It is also possible to take Klanken svart, which goes up to the same point, but as the name suggests, this is a very demanding hike in the mountains.

Pole hunting in Trysil

Pole hunting has grown in popularity in recent years, and for those unfamiliar with the concept, it is, as the name suggests, a hunt for poles. These are placed around the terrain, and GPS coordinates are entered into a map. It is recommended that you download the Stolpejakt app for an overview of all registered poles in Norway with accurate maps. When you find a pole, use the app (Stolpejakten) to scan the QR code on the poles.

Areas for pole hunting in Trysil

There are a total of 6 areas for pole hunting, all with detailed maps. Please note that opening hours vary.

Slettås

Slettås is north-west of Trysilfjellet, on the opposite side of the village. There are a total of 22 poles, some of which are easy and others challenging. Pole 5 takes you to Klanken, and can offer a nice trip for families with children. Pole hunting in Slettås is available from June 1 to November 1.

Lutnes

Lutnes is reached by following the Trysilelva river towards the Swedish border. Here there are a total of 20 poles, mostly categorized as blue, with some green and a few black. You can go pole hunting here between June 1 and September 22.

Center

A family-friendly and enjoyable tour around the center of Trysil. With a total of 15 poles in Innbygda, it's a great way to get out and about without having to go very far. You'll pass by Prestegardsjordet and Dagsturhytta between June 1 and October 13.

Pole hunting on Trysilfjellet

From June 12 to October 14, you can go pole hunting on the mountain.

Østby

Østby has a pole hunt that opens on June 10, and is available until November 1.

Skåret

Skåret's pole hunt is available between June 15 and October 13.

Expedition map and points

Trysilfjellet has an expedition map with 40 poles. Expeditions are of such a length and character that it often takes several day trips to complete.

100 points are awarded for each pole visit and 5,000 points and an award when the expedition is completed.

During the pole hunt you will also have the opportunity to check in on three of Trysil's summit tours: Trysilfjellet 1132, Skurufjellet and the new summit tour Kvalptjønnhøgda.

Good shoes, clothing for the weather and plenty of food and drink are recommended.

Trysil's summit tours 2024

Trysil's summit tour program is also suitable for small children.

Trysil's summit hiking program consists of 2024 summit hikes that are guaranteed to give you a great way to get to know places and trails around the municipality. The tours are child-friendly and most are graded blue.

Read more about the tours at Trysil.com.

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Top tours Trysil 2024

Below is an overview of summit tours during the summer in Trysil.

28 Støta

A blue hike of 2.5 km - the same way back and forth with signage. A total of three peaks will be climbed on the way to "Synste Støta".

31 Trysilfjellet 1132 north

A blue hike of just under 5 km - the same way there and back with signs. Very nice views at the top of Trysilfjellet.

33 Kvalptjønnhøgda

Demanding red hike of almost 1 mile. Round trip in the high mountains with trails in mountainous terrain. The longest route to Trysilrypa.

38 Skurufjellet

A blue hike of just over 3 km. Gives the good feeling of being in the high mountains and is suitable for the whole family. It goes back and forth on the same route.

39 Elgshaugen

Very easy, green hike of just over 4 km. New trail from 2023 with the same way back.

40 Vardeberget

Partly easy, but due to the last 400 meters of steep and poor path, this is a red hike towards Vardeberget, which is 788 meters above sea level. There is a total of 11.6 km round trip, with options for shorter trips of 8.4 km and 6.4 km respectively.

47 Ulvsjøberget

A red hike of 6.5 kilometers. Along the way there is a steep and exposed rock ledge, and it is recommended that children do not join the hike. The hike follows the same route back and forth.

48 Klanken black / 49 Klanken

Black route with very steep climbing in rough terrain with lots of rocks. The way down should be route 49, a green route is more family-friendly. A total of 2.5 km round trip, or 3.6 km where 49 goes up and the same way back.

61 Skagsvola

A red round trip of just over 8 kilometers. Very popular and goes over the mountain ridge. It was created in 2014 and was further adapted in 2021 in the most critical places.

68 Stabbursknappen

A blue trail of 8.3 kilometers back and forth. Great views of the sea in Søre Osen, with a children's trail most of the way.

69 Styggskøra

A red trail of 3.7 kilometers round trip. Here you'll see fantastic views of large parts of Trysil from Styggskøra. Can also be combined with a trail through Hotell Sten, a war memorial.

70 Varlia

A blue trail of 5.5 kilometers each way. Great views of Trysilfjellet, and on clear days you can see all the way to Rondane.

Fulufjellet National Park, Brynflået

A blue trail of 2.7 km each way, in Fulufjellet National Park. There is a campfire site, toilets and a Sherpa staircase that was completed in 2019.

62 Tverrfjellet

A blue trail of just over 6 kilometers back and forth. The hike takes you to the top of Snaufjellet with fantastic views.

Our top five tips for mountain hiking

Plan your hike: Find out as much as you can about the trail you want to hike - how long it is, what the terrain looks like, whether it passes places to eat or shop on the way. The more you know about the trail, the better you can prepare and pack for your hike.
Have the right equipment: The equipment you need depends on the type of hike you're planning to do, but you can never go wrong with a pair of proper hiking boots, windproof and waterproof clothing, as well as a backpack with water and something edible.
Dress for unexpected weather: The weather can change quickly when hiking in the mountains, so always pack windproof and waterproof clothing, even if the sun is shining when you're about to set off.
Adjust your speed: Take it easy and adapt your speed to the terrain and your physical ability. Take regular breaks to rest and don't forget to enjoy the views along the hiking trail.
Respect the nature: Show consideration for the environment and wildlife by leaving minimal trails behind you.

Discover summer events in Trysil

Trysil, 30 Aug - 31 Aug 2024

B-RAGE Sesh by GT

Get ready to see some of the world's toughest riders take on the dangerously tricky B-RAGE. Freeride king Brage Vestavik was given free reins to bring his wildest ideas to life, and the result is a double black trail. The audience can experience the thrill of the ride from top to bottom, and enjoy the great atmosphere, raw bike tricks and close encounters with the pro cyclists taking part in B-RAGE Sesh.

Trysil, 5 Sep - 8 Sep 2024

Trysilrypa

Trysilrypa is Norway's biggest mountain race and march for women. Together with thousands of girls, we’ll have ourselves an amazing weekend on Trysilfjellet. Trysilrypa is an event that’s suitable for everyone, regardless of physical fitness. You can choose from trail runs or hiking marches of 6K or 13K on well-marked trails in beautiful mountain terrain.

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Bike- and TrailPass

Your Bike- and TrailPass is the ticket to your summer experiences in the mountains in Trysil. Choose the pass that best suits you and your summer adventures. We offer everything from simple tours to annual passes.

Opening hours Trysil 2024

In Trysil, the summer season runs from 18 May to 13 October. Here you’ll find the opening hours for the lifts, activities and SkiStarshops.

Stay comfortably on your holiday

SkiStar Lodge Trysil is well prepared for an active holiday. With the mountain right outside the door, it's easy to get out and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Here there are both apartments and hotel rooms, conference rooms, bars and restaurants - in other words, the perfect accommodation for those looking for active relaxation on their mountain holiday.

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