Trysil reviews (Page 3)

Very good!! There are many slopes for both experienced and non-experienced. Best ski resort I've ever been to. The slopes are usually fine and if the weather is bad on one side of the mountain then you just have to go over on the other side.

Best in the Nordic countries if you are going with family and everyone should be happy

Have everything a family of children can wish for! Looking forward to nice days in March!

Yes you, what should you really say about Trysil? There are both very positive and very negative:

+ Large (to be Scandinavia)
+ Family friendly
+ Variation on the slopes
+ Easy to book because SkiStar

- It's easy to get through the whole system, even if it's interconnected
- Always windy, often cold and fucking
- Icy hills
- Such with snow access, off piste is (very) rarely an option if you are not ready to break the board / plank.
- Sad view, no alps here not
- Many deadly Danes
- Many happy and full Norwegian youngsters at Ski Center on the weekends
- SkiStar ...

Overall, quite ok, but after 5 visits I feel definately done with the place.

Bad with snow in most slopes and mostly just ice ..

Absolutely the best ski area in Scandinavia in all categories! Clearly the best climate that provides the best snow and most sunny ski days. Unfortunately, in Åre, the weather is often cold with rain, fog, plus degrees, wet snow and closed areas. It is not experienced in Trysil. Trysil is completely coherent so the ski bus is not needed. Very good lift capacity and excellent mix of pistes. Even minus are the Norwegian prices and always open Skistar has bought Trysil. It always gives higher prices, just like in Åre.

Famijefavorit

The worst seat lift I've ever experienced. It came at full speed so the whole lift rocked, whereupon two of us got stuck with the skis on the slopes (dragged) and one of us flew off. The guy in the lift booth next door did not stop the lift until a good bit and then screamed unpleasantly to him who falls off to jump up in the other seat with his skis in his hand plus one of ours who also flew off. Really bad.
Even when we were to jump off the lift, they slowed down, he who had fallen off sat in the lift with his skis in his hand and showed the guy up there in the booth that he only had ski boots on him so he would slow down a bit, but not , he had to throw the skis to the side and jump off, to quickly duck to not get the lift in his head. Sick nasty. Sick bad. On weekends, who sat in the stall the knife lift.
No. No good first experience of trysil.
Otherwise, the slopes were fine.

Because trysil is so lonely and not protected by any other rocks, the entire calf field is only ice as soon as it starts to blow a little, which it does very often. This makes it very rare for open spaces that are soft. Also the slopes on the calf mountain are just icy so the good rides start at the tree line. With this you do not get the drop height you might expect because it is no idea to go from the top. But the 350 drop height meters you get out on the slopes after the tree line are fantastic.

+ well groomed slopes below the tree line
+ many chair lifts

- cold mountain almost always icy
- for some restaurants
Expensive
-for some heaters
-all black slopes are in the same place, all red in the same place etc. this means that the rider does not get so varied

Excellent ski resort for those who want to go easily accessible offpiste with the family near Stockholm. Both by lift and by walking. Snow proof and varying slope and difficulty. A bit expensive with food and beer but it is compensated by the overall impression of the area.