26 Sep - 11 Oct 2026

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 during the Norwegian autumn school holiday

Choose the dates that suit you best. To make the most of the Norwegian autumn holiday in Trysil, we recommend staying for the whole of week 40 or the weekend in week 41.

Autumn holiday highlights

Here are some of the highlights to look forward to. See the full programme in the SkiStar app or in the calendar at the bottom of the page.

Klatrepark @ night

• Day: Wednesday 30 September and Friday 2 October
• Time: From 18:30

The climbing park is open during the day throughout the autumn holiday. On two evenings, the park stays open after its usual closing time, with the park and tower lit up for an extra dose of autumn atmosphere. Feel free to bring your own head torch or other light effects.

Please note: Gjittrittet, Gøpeløpet and Æljhufset are closed during the evening climbing session.

Buy tickets for Klatrepark @ night

Plenty of Valle activities for the kids

Valle will be making several appearances throughout the autumn holiday with games, competitions and activities for little adventurers. Children can join treasure hunts, three-event challenges, autumn crafts, shows and plenty of other fun with Valle.

woom Kids Cup

• Day: Saturday 3 October
• Time: 10:30, registration from 10:00

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

Air Bag Session

• Day: Saturday 3 October
• Time: 13:00–14:00

Pick up inspiration and tips from Trysil Bike Arena ambassador Adrian Tell in Gullia Pro Park. We inflate the airbag and get the session going. Entry is free, and there will also be a prize draw.

Gullia by Night

• Day: Saturday 3 October
• Time: 19:00–20:30

Join a atmospheric bike ride through Gullia Trail Park in the autumn darkness. Along the way, you’ll pass light installations that create a unique atmosphere. Bring your own light for safety, but at the installations you’re asked to get off your bike, switch off your light and walk past slowly.

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More activities for the whole family

At Eventyrparken, you can also try activities such as the Mountain Coaster and Mountain Tube.

Cycling during the Norwegian autumn holiday

Cycling is a natural part of autumn in Trysil. As the forests and mountains turn to autumn colours and the pace in the mountains becomes a little calmer, conditions are ideal for both playful and active days on two wheels.

Lift-accessed biking on Trysilfjellet

Fjellekspressen runs throughout week 40 and during the weekend in week 41, taking you up Trysilfjellet. Flow trails, crisp autumn air and mountain views await at the top.

Trail biking in Gullia

Gullia is open throughout the autumn holiday and is one of Norway's most family-friendly areas for trail biking. Great trails, varied terrain and short loops make it easy to find your flow, whether you're riding 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 mountain walk in Trysil. Crisp air, cooler temperatures and colourful scenery make the mountains particularly rewarding to explore on foot.

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

Enjoy an autumn break at more of our destinations

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