Trysil

With 32 lifts and 69 slopes, Trysil is the largest ski resort in Norway. A big children's area and many activites make Trysil a great location for kids. You will find slopes in three different directions and they are all wide and very forgiving.

Trysil is located close to the Swedish border and is run by the Skistar company, which is also the owner of Åre, Hemsedal and a few other resorts in Sälen. From the top you can see all the way to Branäs and Idre.

The wet climate results in a lot of rain, but also makes this area very cold. The highest point is 3700 feet above sea level and the fall height is at an impressive 2400 feet.

The 69 slopes consist of everything from black to red, blue and green, with the longest slope measuring 3.3 miles.

This ski resort is located approximately 2.5 hours from Oslo and was certified as a sustainable tourist destination in 2013 - a quality stamp given to destinations that work systematically to reduce environmental impact from tourism, as well as preserve the town's history, character and nature.

The resort also offers activities in the summer, such as cycling, in which it has invested heavily.