Facts about cross-country skiing in Trysil

The cross-country trails in and around Trysilfjellet can be combined into short and long round trips. The possibilities are many. Skihytta and Fageråsen are great starting points for a successful ski trip in and around Trysilfjellet.

How to find your way? 

  • The ski track: We recommend that you use skisporet.no, here you can see the cross-country trails throughout Trysil, and you get a quick overview of when the trails were last groomed. Download the app or go to Sporet.no

  • Cross-country skiing map: Visit the nearest reception in your area, and you can get a printed map with the cross-country trails in and around Trysilfjellet. There are also tour descriptions here. See cross-country skiing map here

Cross-Country Skiing in Trysil – Free for Everyone

In Trysil, you can enjoy mile after mile of beautifully groomed cross‑country trails – completely free of charge. There is no trail fee, meaning anyone can head out on skis without paying to use the tracks. Trysil offers an extensive network of over 500 kilometers of prepared trails stretching through both mountains and forests, maintained throughout the season to ensure excellent skiing conditions.

 

Two ladies and two girls are sitting inside the cabin eating waffles
Tip: Find a hiking destination that serves waffles and something hot in the cup, such as Svesætra Foto: Jonas Sjögren

 

 

Instructor on cross-country skiing

You don't have to be a beginner on cross-country skiing to benefit from an instructor. There is no doubt that the right technique gives more skiing pleasure, and luckily Trysil has many experienced instructors.

Anita Moen's Ski School

Anita Moen has, among other things, won several medals in both the Olympics and the World Championships, and is very much qualified to make you a better skier. She and her team at Anita Moen's ski school offer technical courses in both skating and classical. 

 

Sist oppdatert 07.01.2025