Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Activities
Although Trysil lives and breathes winter
skiing
, for the rest of the year you can do just
about anything to keep active, from canoeing to canyoning or the more sedate pastime of
fishing. Perhaps the most rewarding activity in summer is
cycling
. There are at least six
cycle routes, the shortest 6km, the longest 38km; route maps are available from the tourist
office, while bike hire is available from
Trysil Hyttegrend (1/3/6 days Nkr240/490/690)
. For horse-riding, contact
Trysil-stallen (
97 41 53 94;
www.trysil-stallen.no
;
half-/
full day Nkr450/750)
.
Sleeping & Eating
Trysil Hyttegrend
CABINS €€
( 90 13 27 61;
www.trysilhytte.com
; Ørånset; 4-bed huts per day/week from
Nkr800/4500; )
By the water's edge, 2.5km south of town, this excellent site has
many drawcards, with wireless internet, a wood-fired sauna and plenty of activities on of-
fer.
Radisson Blu Resort
HOTEL €€€
( 62 44 90 00;
www.trysil.radissonblu.com
; Hotellveien 1; d from Nkr990;
)
One of the few Trysil hotels to open year-round, this is Trysil's most luxurious accom-
modation. The resort also has Trysil's best restaurant, serving mostly buffet meals (from
Nkr250) during the winter season and mostly à la carte choices the rest of the year.
Information
Trysil Tourist Office (
62 45 10 00;
www.trysil.com
; Storveien 3;
9am-6pm Mon-
Fri, 10am-2pm Sat & Sun mid-Jun-mid-Aug, shorter hr rest of yr)
Getting There & Away
The Nor-Way Bussekspress 'Trysil Ekspressen' connects Trysil with Oslo (Nkr225, four
hours) via Elverum (Nkr107, 1¼ hours) seven times daily.
