Trysil
One mountain, several starting points. Agree which side you will meet on.
Weather and natural snow
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Modelled natural snow in a 1 km² grid cell near Trysilfjellet · summit. Snow on groomed slopes may be different.
About NVE/seNorge snow dataReady for the mountain?
Check today’s open lifts, slopes and opening hours with the resort before travelling. Weather and snow figures do not confirm that it is open.
Official resort information ↗ (new tab)External pages may be in Norwegian.
Find the right lift pass →Forecast: MET Norway · CC BY 4.0. Natural snow: NVE/seNorge · NLOD. About the data →
Get your bearings
Turistsenteret, Høyfjellsenteret, Skihytta and Høgegga form a connected ski area. SkiStar describes Høgegga as the area with the steepest slopes.
Our planning tip
Include the area name in your meeting point. Before changing sides, check that the connecting lifts are operating and that everyone can manage the return route.
Official source ↗ · Checked 4 October 2026
The resort in numbers
Published winter totals, not the number of lifts or runs open today.
- Lifts
- 41
- Runs
- 71
- Vertical drop
- 685 m
Figures follow the destination’s winter facts box on SkiStar. Other SkiStar pages list 69 runs or 43 lifts; we use the figures in the Trysil facts box.
Sources checked 4 October 2026. Sources and counting notes →
Get to know the lifts
A selection of lift guides, not a complete inventory or a live operating report.
Before you go
Maps, arrival, equipment and lessons — straight from the resort. Links may open Norwegian pages.
Confirm prices, dates and availability directly with the operator. No booking is made through Heisinfo.
Personal trip tools (Norwegian)
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