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Trysil Alpine Lodge
Lodge
0 bedrooms
0 baths
520 guests
Under 5 min to slopes
Self Catered
About Trysil Alpine Lodge
Trysil Alpine Lodge is a self-catered apartment complex positioned directly on the slopes of Trysil, Norway's largest ski resort. The property offers a range of apartment configurations, from two-bedroom options up to six or more bedrooms, making it a practical choice for both smaller family groups and larger parties travelling together. Each apartment is equipped with a full kitchen, television, and access to a bar, with private balconies that face the surrounding mountain terrain. A spa facility is available on-site, providing a straightforward way to recover after a day on the mountain without leaving the property. The ski-in, ski-out access is a genuine operational convenience — guests can move between the slopes and their accommodation without transfers or additional logistics. Local shops are within easy reach, keeping self-catering straightforward throughout a stay. The combination of flexible apartment sizing, direct slope access, and on-site amenities makes this a solid base for groups prioritising time on the mountain.
The Layout
Modern apartment complex consisting of multiple wings (Phase 1 and Phase 2) with units ranging from 2 to 5 bedrooms.
Amenities
15 features available
Kitchen
Balcony
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Ski Locker
Parking
WiFi
Elevator
Spa
Garden
TV
Bar Area
Mountain Views
Kitchen
Balcony
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Ski Locker
Parking
WiFi
Elevator
Spa
Garden
TV
Bar Area
Mountain Views
Kitchen
Balcony
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Ski Locker
Parking
WiFi
Elevator
Spa
Garden
TV
Bar Area
Mountain Views
Bathrooms
0 bathrooms
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£770
per week
Mid Season
From
£1,540
per week
High Season
From
£3,080
per week
Location
Trysil is Norway's largest ski destination, offering over 70 pistes and more than 30 lifts spread across a well-developed resort network. Trysil Alpine Lodge sits in direct proximity to the slopes, with ski-in, ski-out access eliminating the need for shuttle buses or lengthy walks in ski boots. The resort village provides a range of shops, dining options, and services within a short distance of the property, keeping daily logistics uncomplicated. Trysil is accessible by road from Oslo in approximately three hours, and cross-border connections from Sweden are also viable, making it reachable for international travellers flying into Stockholm Arlanda as well as Oslo Gardermoen. The resort is well set up for families, with dedicated beginner areas and ski school facilities available across the mountain.
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About Trysil
Norway's largest ski resort, offering unparalleled family-friendly skiing.
Ideal forFamiliesBeginnersIntermediatesPark Skiers
- Altitude
- 415m
- Summit
- 1,100m
- Pistes
- 78km
- Drop
- 685m
- Snowfall
- 3m per season
- Season
- Late Nov – Late Apr
Trysil is Norway's largest and most popular ski destination, centered around the distinct Trysilfjellet mountain. Known for its exceptionally well-planned layout, the resort caters heavily to families while still offering highly varied terrain for all skill levels. The resort features two main hubs—Trysil Turistsenter on the southern side and Trysil Høyfjellssenter on the northern side—both offering seamless ski-in/ski-out lodging and modern amenities. Skiing here is characterized by perfectly groomed pistes that wind through sheltered forests on the lower slopes and open, sweeping runs above the tree line. The 360-degree layout allows skiers to chase the sun around the mountain throughout the day. Trysil is highly regarded for its state-of-the-art snowmaking, long and reliable season, and award-winning terrain parks. With its dedicated children's areas starring Valle the Snowman, alongside the steep, challenging black runs of the Høgegga area, it provides a truly balanced winter holiday experience.
Trysil offers a 360-degree skiing experience around the mountain, allowing skiers to follow the sun and find varied conditions. The terrain ranges from wide, gentle beginner slopes in the base areas to the steep, challenging black runs of Høgegga, ensuring all abilities are catered for.
Located near the Swedish border in eastern Norway, this region is characterized by deep pine forests, rolling fells, and a stable, cold winter climate.
Ski areas
Trysil Turistsenter
BeginnerThe main hub on the south side, featuring the large children's area, snow parks, and long cruising blues.
Trysil Høyfjellssenter
BeginnerLocated on the north side, it is a paradise for families with kids, offering calm, sheltered green slopes.
Høgegga
ExpertThe steep, black-run territory on the eastern face, popular for early morning carving and race training.
Skihytta
IntermediateSunny, south-facing slopes with long, rolling red and blue pistes and a renowned mid-mountain restaurant.
Getting there
Scandinavian Mountains Airport (SCR)
40 min
40km
Direct bus transfers (Trysilekspressen) run regularly from Oslo Gardermoen (OSL, 160km), as well as shuttle buses from the closer Scandinavian Mountains Airport (SCR). Ample parking at both Turistsenter and Høyfjellssenter, though the extensive ski-in/ski-out accommodation makes daily driving unnecessary.
Season & passes
Late November to late April
Dynamic pricing is used by SkiStar; buying online well in advance secures the best rates.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (NOK 645), Adult 6-Day Pass (NOK 3165)
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LOW SEASON
£770
/week