Ski in Trysil

Skiing in Trysil

Trysil, Norway (350m to 1100m)

Norway's largest resorts with Scandinavia's first six person chair and in 2006-7 the first heated six-seater chairlift. The world's first ski club was formed here in 1861 and Trysil has been a regular supplier of Norwegian ski team members ever since. 16 ' ski roads' link the ski areas. The resort was pourchased by SkiStar in 2005 which owns four of the other major Scandinavian ski centres.

Trysil

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Trysil Ski Facts

Trysil Ski Facts

		Expert Skiers
		Intermediate Skiers
		Beginners
		Snowboarding
		Snow
		Apres-ski
	11	Black Runs
	16	Red Runs
	17	Blue Runs
	21	Green Runs
65km		Downhill Pistes
86km		Cross Country Trails
26		Ski Lifts
750m		Max Vertical
1100m		Highest Lift
350m		Lowest Piste
350m		Resort Altitude

Trysil

The Norwegian ski resort of Trysil is one of the larger Ski Resorts in Norway and has direct access to 65km of downhill skiing, with 64 individual pistes, served by 26 ski lifts.

Snow cover is generally reliable due to the Scandinavian climate..

Snowmaking :- Trysil is able to augment natural snow, on 27km of ski runs,.

Ski Lift Capacity :- The 26 Ski Lifts of Trysil are able to uplift 31,400 skiers / snowboarders per hour.

Skiing in Trysil

All levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert, are well-catered for in Trysil.

Snowboarding in Trysil

Trysil is highly rated by Snowboarders and there are a total of three Snow and Terrain Parks.

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Trysil in brief

Trysil Ski Resort is:-
Ok for Expert Skiers.
Good for Intermediate Skiers.
Ok for Beginners.
Very good for Snowboarding.
Opened : 29 October 2011
Closes : 01 May 2012
Opening subject to Snow Conditions.

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