4 Oct - 17 Oct 2027

Autumn holiday in Trysil

During the Norwegian autumn holiday period, Trysil offers active days in the mountains with biking, hiking, climbing and family-friendly experiences in autumn colours.

Accommodation for the autumn half-term

Choose the period that suits you best. If you want to make the most of your autumn break in Trysil, we recommend staying for the whole of week 40 or the weekend in week 41.

Popular autumn activities

In previous years, Trysil has offered several popular activities during the autumn. Although this year's programme is not yet finalised, these are some of the favourites.

The activities below are from previous years and may change as plans for the autumn are finalised.

Klatrepark @ night

The climbing park is fun at any time, but during the autumn break there is an extra sense of adventure as you explore several of the courses after dark. The park is illuminated, creating a very special atmosphere.

Plenty of Valle activities for children

Young adventurers can join Valle for games, competitions and activities. Children can take part in treasure hunts, team challenges, autumn crafts, shows and plenty of other fun encounters.

woom Kids Cup

woom Kids Cup is a simple and fun cycling race for children aged 1 to 4. Children can borrow woom balance bikes free of charge, and everyone who finishes receives a prize.

Air Bag Session

Get inspired and pick up tips from Trysil Bike Arena ambassador Adrian Tell in Gullia Pro Park. We inflate the Air Bag and run a session. Entry is free, and there will be prizes up for grabs.

Gullia by Night

Few things are as atmospheric as cycling through Gullia Trail Park after dark in autumn. With lights along the trails, it becomes a memorable and unique experience. Everyone is asked to bring their own lights for safety, but around the light installations you are encouraged to get off your bike and switch your light off.

More activities for the whole family

At the Adventure Park, you will also find activities such as the Mountain Coaster and Mountain Tube.

Cycling during the autumn break

Cycling is a natural part of an autumn break in Trysil. As the forests and mountains take on their autumn colours and the pace in the mountains becomes quieter, the conditions are ideal for both playful and active days on two wheels.

Lift-accessed cycling on Trysilfjellet

Throughout week 40 and during the weekend in week 41, Fjellekspressen takes you up Trysilfjellet. At the top, flow trails, fresh autumn air and views across the mountain landscape await.

Trail cycling in Gullia

Gullia is open throughout the autumn break and is one of Norway's most family-friendly areas for trail cycling. Great trails, varied terrain and short loops make it easy to find your flow, whether you are cycling with children or looking for a little more of a challenge.

Hiking in the autumn mountains

Autumn is one of the best times for a hike in Trysil. Clear air, cooler temperatures and colourful scenery make the mountains particularly enjoyable to explore on foot.

On and around Trysilfjellet, you will find marked trails of varying lengths and difficulty levels, with routes suitable for families as well as those looking to get their heart rate up.

Enjoy the autumn break in more destinations

While autumn in Trysil has a magic of its own, there are plenty of other ways to enjoy an autumn break in the mountains. Several of our destinations offer activities and experiences that are well worth discovering.