Trysil (Norway) Reviews
Newest Review: ... airport. You don't have to book in advance and the bus company guarantees a seat for everyone who wants one, putting on extra vehicles as necessary. In the resort there is a wide range of hotel and self catering accommodation. Our favourite, in the Hoyfjellsenter, is genuine ski-in, ski-out. The range of restaurants is small (though the prices are not - we budget a minimum of £20 a head for a modest evening meal) but the quality is superb. As for the skiing, the two times we have gone (in successive Februarys) snow has been plentiful with off-piste literally outside your kitchen window if you want it, and well-groomed, wide and emp... more
Customer Trysil (Norway) Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/04/08 (Useful, 254 readings)
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This Norwegian ski resort is not terribly well known or frequented by non-Scandinavians and it does go some considerable way towards hidden gem status. It's much easier to get to than one might at first think, as there is a superb bus service from Gardermoen airport. You don't have to book in advance and the bus company guarantees a seat for everyone who wants one, putting on extra vehicles as necessary. In the resort there is a wide range of hotel and self catering accommodation. Our favourite, in the Hoyfjellsenter, is genuine ski-in, ski-out. The range of restaurants is small (though the prices are not - we budget a minimum of £20 a head for a modest evening ... Read the complete review
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