What's on in Trysil, Norway through the year

Busy — Christmas holidays in Norway, school holidays in 7 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in January.

Still on: Ski season (1 Nov – 20 Apr (usually))

Peak crowds — Norwegian winter break, Winter sports week in Norway

• Holiday

  Norwegian winter break

  14 Feb – 8 Mar · usuallySchool holidaysCrowdedBook early

  Norway staggers its school winter break over weeks 8, 9 and 10 by county, and Oslo's week 8 plus Innlandet's week 9 are when Trysil is at its fullest. Cabins go months ahead and the lift queues are the longest of the season. Source ↗

Still on: Ski season (1 Nov – 20 Apr (usually))

Peak crowds — Norwegian winter break, Easter ski week

• Holiday

  Easter ski week

  15 Mar – 25 Apr · usuallyEaster & Holy WeekCrowdedBook early

  Norwegian Easter is a mountain holiday, and Trysil fills with families for spring snow, afterski at Laaven and concerts on the slopes at Knettsetra. It is sociable and busy; late Easters trade snow quality for sunshine. Source ↗

Still on: Norwegian winter break (14 Feb – 8 Mar (usually)), Ski season (1 Nov – 20 Apr (usually))

Peak crowds — Easter ski week, Winterend

• Festival

  Winterend

  16–19 AprMusic festivalCrowded

  The closing weekend of the ski season, with spring skiing by day and big-name Norwegian and Swedish acts on stages around the mountain. Several parties overlap across the resort's areas. Source ↗

Still on: Easter ski week (15 Mar – 25 Apr (usually)), Ski season (1 Nov – 20 Apr (usually))

Shoulder season — school holidays in 4 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

• Opening

  Summer bike and hike season

  14 May – 11 Oct · usuallySummer season opens

  Once the snow clears, the Gullia trail network and the Fjellekspressen lift-served bike park reopen from mid-May to mid-October, turning the same slopes into a summer riding and hiking destination. Source ↗

Busy — Summer holidays in Norway, school holidays in 4 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in June.

Still on: Summer bike and hike season (14 May – 11 Oct (usually))

Busy — Summer holidays in Norway, school holidays in 7 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in July.

Still on: Summer bike and hike season (14 May – 11 Oct (usually))

Busy — Summer holidays in Norway, school holidays in 7 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in August.

Still on: Summer bike and hike season (14 May – 11 Oct (usually))

Busy — Autumn break in Norway, school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in September.

Still on: Summer bike and hike season (14 May – 11 Oct (usually))

Busy — Autumn break in Norway, school holidays in 4 of the markets that fill it

• Opening

  Early cross-country skiing

  25 Oct – 15 Dec · usuallySki seasonBook early

  Groomed classic, skating and biathlon trails open at Trysilfjellet Arena from around the end of October, weeks before the alpine lifts start, giving cross-country skiers the first snow of the season. Source ↗

Still on: Summer bike and hike season (14 May – 11 Oct (usually))

Shoulder season — school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

• Season

  Ski season

  1 Nov – 20 Apr · usuallyBook early

  Norway's largest ski resort, with 71 runs and 41 lifts across four linked areas and almost 700 metres of vertical drop. Skiing typically starts as early as the beginning of November and runs through to late April, one of the longest seasons in the country. Source ↗

Still on: Early cross-country skiing (25 Oct – 15 Dec (usually))

Busy — Christmas holidays in Norway, school holidays in 7 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in December.

Still on: Early cross-country skiing (25 Oct – 15 Dec (usually)), Ski season (1 Nov – 20 Apr (usually))