Trysil is a ski resort located in Innlandet, Norway, sitting at an elevation range of 1,312ft (400m) to 3,773ft (1150m). With a vertical drop of 2,461ft (750m), the resort offers 68 trails served by 31 lifts across 750 skiable acres. The nearest airport is Oslo Gardermoen (OSL), approximately 180 minutes by car. The resort receives an average of 160 inches of snowfall annually. Snowmaking covers 50% of the terrain, ensuring consistent conditions throughout the season.
Mid November to Late April
Groomed, consistent surface. Good skiing.
40cm
Snow Depth
(16")
-8°C
-16°C to -8°C
(3°F / 18°F)
160"
Annual Snowfall
(406cm)
50%
Snowmaking
coverage
160"
annual avg
68
Total Trails
31
Lifts
750
Skiable Acres
2,461ft
Vertical Drop
Trysil offers a balanced mix of terrain with 32% beginner, 37% intermediate, 24% advanced, and 7% expert-only runs. The generous proportion of green runs makes this a solid choice for beginners and families learning to ski.
31
Total Lifts
2,461ft
Vertical Drop
750m
(2,461ft)
3,773ft
Peak
1,312ft
Base
Day pass pricing across the season
$56
avg/day
January offers the best overall balance of snow quality, crowd levels, and pricing at Trysil. The snowpack is generally well-established with consistent groomed conditions. Lines are short and the mountain feels spacious.
February
45cm snow, moderate crowds, $62/day
November
$49/day, 25cm snow, low crowds
40cm
snowfall
-8°/-16°
high/low °C
crowds
$59
day pass
45cm
snowfall
-6°/-14°
high/low °C
crowds
$62
day pass
40cm
snowfall
-1°/-9°
high/low °C
crowds
$59
day pass
20cm
snowfall
5°/-3°
high/low °C
crowds
$52
day pass
25cm
snowfall
-3°/-10°
high/low °C
crowds
$49
day pass
35cm
snowfall
-6°/-14°
high/low °C
crowds
$55
day pass
Monthly conditions are based on historical averages. Actual conditions vary year to year. Click on any month for detailed weather forecasts, crowd analysis, and packing tips for Trysil.
Adult Day Pass
$55
per day
Season Pass
$580
full season
Day pass pricing at Trysil varies by date. Peak periods (holidays and weekends) may cost 10-15% more. Purchasing lift tickets online in advance typically saves $10-20 per ticket. Trysil is not currently part of a major multi-resort pass. Check the resort website for group rates and multi-day ticket bundles.
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL)
Approx. 180 min drive
Innlandet, Norway 🇳🇴
61.3117°N, 12.2628°E
The drive from Oslo Gardermoen to Trysil takes approximately 3 hours. Consider booking a shuttle transfer or renting a car with winter tires and chains.
Trysil offers a range of accommodation options for every budget. On-mountain lodging provides ski-in/ski-out convenience but typically costs 30-50% more than staying in the nearest town. Budget travelers can find hostel-style accommodations starting around $40 per night, while mid-range hotels and condos average $100-180 per night. Luxury ski-in/ski-out properties can exceed $250 per night during peak periods.
Booking 2-3 months in advance secures better rates, especially for holiday periods. Many resorts offer lift-and-lodging packages that bundle accommodation with multi-day tickets at a discount.