5 Apr - 9 Apr 2027
Slopestyle European Cup
Welcome to a spectacular competition featuring some of Europe's best slopestyle athletes! Watch big jumps and impressive tricks as the European Cup comes to Trysil for freeski and snowboard.
Top-level freeski and snowboard
The Slopestyle European Cup is part of the international FIS competition calendar, bringing together talented freeskiers and snowboarders from across Europe.
In slopestyle, athletes compete in creativity, technique and flow as they navigate a varied course featuring jumps, rails and other obstacles. Each athlete brings their own style to the course, combining impressive tricks with style and control.
Where and when?
- Dates: 5–9 April 2027
- Location: SkiStar Snow Park Trysil
Provisional programme
- 5 April: Unofficial training
- 6 April: Men's snowboard qualifying
- 7 April: Men's freeski qualifying
- 8 April: Women's freeski and snowboard qualifying
- 9 April: Finals
The programme is provisional and subject to change.
Organisers
The Slopestyle European Cup in Trysil is organised in collaboration between:
Experience the action in Trysil
Whether you're a keen freeski or snowboard fan or simply looking for something exciting to watch, the European Cup is a great opportunity to see slopestyle at a high level. The competitions are open to spectators, so bring your friends and family and enjoy big jumps, impressive tricks and a fantastic atmosphere in the snow park!
Information for participants is provided through the respective sports federations.
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Restaurants and cafés in Trysil
Breakfast, lunch, après-ski or evening meal, Trysil has a wide selection of dining options you can reach by ski.
Restaurants and cafés in Trysil![Charcuterie board with prosciutto, salami, cheese, and olives on a wooden platter, garnished with fresh herbs]()
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Travel to Trysil
Trysil is in Innlandet in eastern Norway, close to the Swedish border. It is around 210 km from Oslo and 40 km from Scandinavian Mountains Airport.
Travel to Trysil![Skiers at the top of a snow-covered mountain in Trysil, Norway, with few clouds in the background and clear ski tracks and lifts visible]()
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Trysil ski area
Trysil is Norway's largest ski resort with 69 ski slopes and 41 lifts, three large children's areas, and several Snow Parks. A total of 81 km of groomed slopes.
Trysil ski area![Winter landscape in the Norwegian mountains with snow-covered peaks and a ski resort, seen from above in clear weather]()
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SkiStar Snow Park Trysil
Both freeskier Birk Ruud and the Norwegian Ski Association have been involved in the planning of the new park.
SkiStar Snow Park Trysil![Freestyle skier performs an aerial trick off a large snow ramp under a clear blue sky, with snowy mountains visible in the background]()
