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RE: Skiing in Norway

by Herlov 17 December 2011

Hey, The largest and best ski resorts in Norway are Trysil, Hemsedal, Geilo and Hafjell. They all have websites, so I would advise you…
RE: Norway in March

by walkingmzungu 21 February 2011

There is one particular form of hiking, where one makes use of a pair of long flat devices designed to help the wearer slide smoothly…
travel from Oslo to trysil by bus or train

by laurence2010 22 November 2010

Hi All, Need to get to Trysil in January for some skiing. Can get to Elverum by trail or the weekend ski bus direct to Trysil. But I…
Re: Place to be / to ski in Norway

by BravoKilo 25 September 2010

Hi The ansver to your question also depends to some extent to your preferences. If ou are more to ski park (half/quart pipe, jumps, rails…
Re: Place to be / to ski in Norway

by walkingmzungu 24 September 2010

Generally, the best Norwegian ski destinations are found in remote areas which, naturally, don't have the variety of night-life you'll…
RE: Oslo to Sweden

by homemalarone 28 February 2010

I hope you realize this is going to be a skiing holiday, not a hiking holiday? Camping in the towns will be hard to find, since nine out…
RE: Skiing in December

by pw22ae 09 October 2009

nescit is right, there are some places that has a lot of snow in December. Riksgränsen does not open until after new years, so do not…
RE: Norway Skiing

by scribblerkeith 19 January 2009

Have skiied at both Geilo and Trysil - nordic skiing as I've damaged both knees over the years. Plenty of opportunities at both resorts.…
RE: Norway around christmas

by OsloViking 15 October 2008

To be sure about snow, you have to move away from the coast, and perhaps gain some altitude. "The mountain region" of south Norway is…
RE: Where to go for short break in December?

by Bjoern 26 September 2008

If you want to be sure on Snow you have to go to the resorts alond the mountain ridge between Norway and Sweden - or to the extreme north…
RE: Norway at christmas?

by OsloViking 20 July 2008

Lot of good advice. For a white christmas, go north or go inland from Oslo (for instance around Lillehammer, Fagernes, Geilo, Trysil),…
RE: Skiing in Sweden

by OsloViking 12 July 2008

Depends on type of skiing: Alpine or cross-country. Cross-country is popular and possible in most of Sweden north of Stockholm or near…
RE: Anyone have info on cycling through Norway/Sweden?

by Bea71 05 June 2008

"Rallarvegen" is a very popular route crossing east/west in Norway. Is the old road made when they build the railway, so it is free of…
RE: Skiing in Scandinavia.....

by NicolaiT 15 May 2008

The snow is good, not as great as the powder around Salt Lake City though. Concerning the lodging both hotels and renting huts are common,…
RE: Now for the fun stuff!

by Bjoern 24 January 2008

Of course Nicolai is right. I was (for Norway) thinking at Trysil (alzheimer light I guess). Sorry all Norwegians and Swedes And he is…
RE: Snowboarding in Mid-late Dec

by Zeth 01 January 2008

You'll find good hills for beginners at Trysil in Norway. www.trysil.com Today there's 60 cm. Or even at Tryvann in Oslo you can go…
Re: Skiing in Norway

by algaut 03 December 2007

Since you ask for a "Ski resort", I take it that you mean downhill skiing. (I mention this, because in Norway "skiing" normally refers…
Skiing not toooo far from Oslo?

by Anonymous 26 February 2007

some more links
Trysil
http://www.trysil.com/IPX/?template=ew
Hafjell
http://www.hafjell.no/en/default.asp?page=1108 …
Skiing not toooo far from Oslo?

by Anonymous 26 February 2007

Other options could be Hafjell or Trysil. Both "on-route" if you're taking a train from the airport (opposite direction from…
ski in Oslo

by Kjetil_Norway 11 February 2007

Just to confirm the two replies above. Tryvann is your best option for down hill skiing close to oslo. Easily accessible by public transport…