Trysilfjellet

Tak aby som tu to troska vsetko zosumarizoval, isiel som na stranku Skistaru, ktory vlastni vleky v Trysile a vyhrabal zopar faktov. Nakolko skoro vsetci, co toto citate, viete po anglicky, nechavam to tento krat bez prekladu (viem, som lenivy:-P):

This winter wonderland is located in the heart of Scandinavia. Trysilfjellet towers in the landscape with forested hillsides and snow-capped peaks - as if the landscape were custom-made for maximum skiing enjoyment.

Trysil's location ensures a stabile and solid winter climate, and offer skiing adventures and pleasure from late October until end of April.
Trysilfjellet offers ski adventures in literally all directions. With a total of 71 km of skiing on three sides of the mountain.

Our four ski areas:

Trysil Turistsenter: Slopes for all levels of skiing profiency (all colours), a children´s area, The Park, the new Family Park and express lifts. Plenty of good restaurants and night spots. Main gateway for day visitors to Trysilfjellet.

Skihytta: Sunny, plenty of room and magnificent skiing high up in the mountains. A favourite spot for the local ski bums. Delicious cuisine at the eatery Skihytta.

Høgegga: For early risers and speed freaks. A pack of black slopes concentrated in an outrageous ski area. Early Morning Skiing on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Trysil Høyfjellssenter in Fageråsen: Outstanding family ski eldorado. Children friendly area with plenty of fun skiing opportunities. 6-seat chairlift with heated seats and wind bubble. Another red slope complements an already excellent range og ski slope options. Two new eateries ahead of last season. Considerable improvements of existing restaurants.

Here are some prices. One day ticket is terribly expensive, but you spare more money, if you buy for exemple a week ticket. I got season ticket for 1900, - NOK - price for students in Trysil and people living in Trysil. It is a very good price regarding that I go skiing two days a week.
1 day 330,-
Season* 4.350,-

There are two ski rental shops in Trysilfjellet. One at Trysil Turistsenter and one at Trysil Høyfjellssenter Fageråsen.Both ski rentals have thousands of skis and snowboards for rent. They have even invested a lot of money into buying new machines for ski reparation and fitting.

Trysil offers more than 160 days of skiing every winter.

Opening hours for the ski area:
The season in Trysilfjellet lasts to May 1st.
At Trysil Turistsenter the season ends on 20th of April 2008.
At Trysil Høyfjellssenter on 1st of May 2008.
From season opening to February 2nd: 09:00 - 15:30
From February 3rd - May 1st: 09:00 - 16:30 - the sun goes down later than in Decmber and January
Christmas Eve December 24th: 09:00 - 14:00


32 lifts
- 6 chair lifts. 4 are 6-seated express lifts
- 17 t-bar lifts
- 9 children's lifts


65 slopes
- 20 green (easy)
- 17 blue (easy-intermediate)
- 17 red (intermediate)
- 11 black (expert)
Total slope length 71 km


27 km slopes with artificial snow
- Snow pledge from Nov. 15th - May 1st. (zaruka snehu - ak si niekto zarezervuje pobyt v Trysile a nebude tam spojazdneny pozadovany pocet km zjazdoviek, peniaze sa im vratia, ak chcu )
- Highest skiing on 1.100 meter above sea level
- Vertical drop 685 m
- 2 snowboard parks
- 1 halfpipe

Their race and training centre started three years ago, and from that time on it has been a total success!

The training area is situated on slope 63 at Høgegga (in the middle of the picture). The slope is 1300 meters long and 70 meters wide – perfect for training!

Early Morning skiing is for early birds who would like the mountain for themselves for a few hours in the morning.

Meet up at 07.00hrs. enjoy breakfast at the bottom of Høgegga and then let loose on the newly groomed, black-marked slopes long before the other guests in Trysil have even woken up.
Early Morning skiing starts on February 9th 2008 and lasts until April 14th 2008, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. During Easter we offer Early Morning skiing on Thursday and Friday as well.

Every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday you can ski until 20:00 hrs.
You can enjoy night skiing in six pistes on both sides of the mountain. On Turistsenteret the lifts T8 Knetta, T7 Sindre, T4 Troll and T6 Eventyr are open.

The Terrain Park - rewarded as the best in Norway!

The perfect place for fun-hearted ski and board enthusiasts!

Parken (the Park) at Trysilfjellets is located on slope 22 by Lift M, Knetta.

Those of you who really like to have a blast when you are skiing or snowboarding can let go of your inhibitions in an awesome halfpipe, tons of jumps in varying sizes, rails and boxes and much more.

In and around Trysilfjellet there are 100 km cross country tracks.

Short or long, classical or freestyle, day or night - bring a lunch-pack and a thermos like many Norwegians do, or just stop by the Skihytta or Høyfjellssenteret and fill up at a cafe. Right next to Turistsenteret (the Tourist Centre) there is a three-kilometre-long lighted track for those who would like to go skiing after dark.

There are more than 100 km of cross-country paths
The best starting point for cross-country trips to Trysilfjellet are Skihytta and Fageråsen. From both sites you can look forward to spectacular ski trips.