Trysil

Introduction

Trysil is located northeast of Oslo at the border with Sweden and is a municipality in Hedmark county, Norway.

Sights and Activities

Skiing

Trysil is one of Norway’s largest ski areas offering fantastic skiing. The Trysil Mountain offers 64 runs in total with slope types to suit every standard and discipline. Trysil’s northerly location and altitude (1,132 metres above sea level) create a snow guaranteed ski destination. Families are well catered for with three children’s areas and an abundance of activities. There is also fun apres ski to be found in Trysil for those wanting to party. Beautiful natural surroundings, excellent skiing and great activities will create a lasting impression of this fantastic resort.

At the newly built Radisson Blu Hotel there are 5 restaurants, hotel bars, I:C Blu Champagne Bar, 8 bowling alleys, Spa and Wellness Centre, swimming pools, children's pool, wave machine, climbing wall above the pool, sauna, jacuzzi.

Events and Festivals

Getting There

By Plane

Flights go to Oslo Gardermoen Airport. From there, it's approximately 2 hours by bus to Trysil.

By Train

By Car

From Oslo, it only takes 2.5 hours by car to get there.

By Bus

Getting Around

There is a free ski bus during the winter (if you have a lift pass).

By Car

By Public Transport

By Foot

By Bike

Eat

Drink

Sleep

Budget

Mid-Range

Upscale

The newly built Radisson Blu resort with its restaurants and swimming pools is a great place to relax after a day on the slopes.

Keep Connected

Internet

Phone

See also International Telephone Calls

Post

Red mailboxes are found easily and post offices are plentiful, with opening hours on most being 9:00am to 5:00pm, with usually shorter hours on Saturday. Stamps can usually only be found at post offices although some popular tourist venues might carry them. Norway's postal system, "Posten", has a good website with a lot of English information including up to date prices and also details about the opening hours of the nearest post office. The most commonly sent format for travellers, letters and cards up to 20 grams, currently require the following stamps:

• Within Norway: 7 NOK.
• Within Europe: 9 NOK.
• Worldwide: 11 NOK.