Trysil Resort Reviews
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Visitor reviews for Trysil Ski Resort
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Ski Resort Rating: Rate Trysil
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March 02, 2011
Laurence Campbell from Australia
Visited Trysil in January 2011. Snow was ok and most if not all run were open. limited slopes for advanced skiing. However not all lost as quite nice long runs. Very friendly place and great atmosphere on the mountain. No queuing which was great. Some of the lifts are quite slow, and they could probably do with upgrading some of the t-bars to double or triple chairs.
Hire of gear is quick and efficient and very well priced compared to the cost of everything eels in Norway.
Food and drink are quite expensive on the mountain have a good breakfast and take a bottle of water and it should see you through the day.I took the Sunday ski buss as it got me on the mountain for a days skiing from Oslo S. You can buy a ski ticket on the bus as part of the fare but if your staying for a few days pay the smaller bus fare and then buy your ticket on the mountain.
I stayed at the Raddison Blue for Kr1,134 AUS$200 at night breakfast included, which for Norway was extremely good value, with ski in and ski out facilities.
If and when I ever travel to Norway again I would go back.
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February 23, 2008
Ian Ferguson from United Kingdom
We have visited Trysil in April, 2 out of the past 3 years. We got there using the Ski Bus from Oslo bus terminal (Ryanair to Torp & bus to Oslo first).
It's a nice big resort, not too busy, lots of good snow though in late afternoon it melts low down. Plenty of on-mountain eating/drinking places, a few bars & good supermarkets.
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June 28, 2005
Ben Nyberg from United Kingdom
Trysil Resort Review - Trysil boasts one of Norwayâs largest ski areas set within the heart of Scandinavia. The imposing Trysil Mountain offers 64 runs in total with slope types to suit every standard and discipline. Trysilâs northerly location and 1132m altitude creates a snow sure ski destination. Trysil is exclusively for everyone who enjoys the mountain atmosphere and fantastic skiing. Families are well catered for with three childrenâs areas and an abundance of activities. Beautiful natural surroundings, excellent skiing and great activities will create a lasting impression of this fantastic resort.





