The Trysil snow report for Mar 29 is a 62cm base depth with 39 of 42 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Trysil are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Located in Hedmark, eastern Norway, Trysil is the country’s largest ski resort and a long-standing favourite among Scandinavian skiers. The resort spans 708 hectares of skiable terrain and receives an average annual snowfall of 210 cm, supported by extensive snowmaking across the mountain. With 42 lifts and 67 pistes, Trysil offers a well-balanced mix of difficulty levels: 35% beginner, 17% intermediate, 26% advanced, and 22% expert. The vertical drop of 625 metres from summit to base ensures a satisfying descent for all skill levels.Trysil is particularly well-suited to families, with dedicated children’s areas, ski schools, and gentle beginner zones located near the Turistsenteret and Høyfjellssenteret hubs. The resort also features two terrain parks and tubing lanes, offering variety beyond traditional alpine skiing. Ski-in/ski-out access is widely available, and the resort’s infrastructure is designed to make transitions between accommodation, pistes, and dining seamless.Visitors choose Trysil for its reliable snow conditions, well-groomed pistes, and scenic forested surroundings. The resort’s layout across multiple mountain faces allows skiers to follow the sun throughout the day, while its après-ski and dining options cater to both relaxed and lively preferences. Whether you're travelling with family or looking for technical descents, Trysil delivers a comprehensive alpine experience with Norwegian charm.
