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.

Skiing in Trysil

Trysilfjellet consists of four connected ski areas: Turistsenteret, Høyfjellssenteret, Høgegga and Skihytta. The areas are linked by lifts and slopes, but each has its own character. Some are best suited to families and beginners, while others are better for those who want more speed, steeper slopes or quieter surroundings.

Turistsenteret

Turistsenteret is located on the south side of Trysilfjellet and is the most central area in Trysil. Here you will find long, wide ski slopes in several difficulty levels, the Eventyr activity area, SkiStar Snow Park Trysil, Fun Ride, the gondola, ski rental, restaurants, shops and much of the activity at the destination.

The area is well suited to families, first-time visitors and those who want a short distance between accommodation, skiing and services. If you want to stay close to this area, you can see accommodation at Turistsenteret.

Høyfjellssenteret and Fageråsen

Høyfjellssenteret is located on the north side of Trysilfjellet, in Fageråsen. Here you will find many green slopes, several red slopes, Fun Ride, children’s areas, ski school, ski rental, restaurants and services. The area has a calmer high-mountain feel than Turistsenteret, while still offering many facilities in one place.

This is a good choice for families with children and guests who want to stay high up, close to slopes and with easy access to Høyfjellssenteret, Fageråsen Panorama and SkiStar Lodge Trysil. See accommodation in Fageråsen if you want to stay in this part of the mountain.

Høgegga

Høgegga is the steepest area in Trysil and is best suited to experienced skiers who want more challenging skiing. Here you will find black slopes, high speed and runs that are popular among both active alpine skiers and skilled skiers.

Høgegga is a ski area, not a separate accommodation area. If you want easy access to Høgegga, you can choose accommodation in Trysil close to Turistsenteret or Fageråsen.

Skihytta

Skihytta is located on the south side of Trysilfjellet and offers long, sunny ski days, an express lift, children’s area, restaurants and skiing on blue and red slopes. The area has a calmer and more cabin-like feel than the most central parts of Trysil.

Skihytta is a good choice for families, groups and those who want to combine ski-in/ski-out, views, cabin atmosphere and proximity to both slopes and transport trails. See accommodation at Skihytta if you want to stay on the south side of Trysilfjellet.

Children’s areas

Eventyr at Turistsenteret

Eventyr is located by the T6 lift (Eventyr). Here you will find simple button lifts, conveyor lifts, a self-timer course, easy ski slopes and a sledging hill. Children can meet Valle and take part in activities such as theatre, treasure hunts and Valle’s show. There is also a green park with simple rollers and boxes, perfect for beginners and children.

Facilities nearby: ski school meeting point, childcare, toilet, SkiStarshop, parking.

Valleland at Høyfjellssenteret

The children’s area Gammelgård is located by the F11 lift (Isiz). Here you will find simple button lifts, conveyor lifts, easy ski slopes and a sledging hill. Children can meet Valle and take part in activities such as theatre, treasure hunts and Valle’s show. There is also a green park with simple rollers and boxes, perfect for beginners and children.

Facilities nearby: ski school meeting point, toilet, SkiStarshop, barbecue area, sledging hill, restaurant and parking.

The children’s area by Valleheisen, Skihytta

The children’s area at Skihytta is located by the S4 lift (Valleheisen). Here you will find an easy button lift and simple ski slopes. Children can meet Valle and ski with him.

Facilities nearby: toilet, warming hut, barbecue area, parking.

SkiStar Snow Park Trysil

SkiStar Snow Park Trysil is a large terrain park with several lines for different levels, from beginners to experienced park skiers. The park has its own park lift, jump lines in blue, red and black difficulty levels, floodlighting and features such as jumps, boxes and rails.

The park is around one kilometre long and has been developed with World Cup standard as an ambition. Freeskier Birk Ruud and the Norwegian Ski Federation have been involved in planning the facility, which has become an important meeting place for young people and everyone who enjoys park, freeski and snowboard.

SkiStar Fun Ride

At Turistsenteret, there is a SkiStar Fun Ride on slope 20, while the one at Høyfjellssenteret is on slope 81. Here you will find jumps, rollers and banked turns that offer a playful challenge for both children and more experienced skiers.