In Trysil you can hike along marked trails, join a guided walk or enjoy the excellent view from one of the peaks in our Top 5 Trysil programme. You’ll find options suitable for the whole family, including mountain, heath and forest walks. If you’re lucky you might meet elk, roe deer, wood grouse and other animals along the way.
In the menu on the left you’ll find descriptions of some of our marked routes and of some of Trysil’s most stunning walking areas. The Trysil Tourist Office can provide you with route tips, descriptions and a free map of the marked trails.
Top 5 Trysil
Top 5 Trysil is our new peak hike programme. Trysil’s inviting mountains are perfect for climbing, even for young children.
There is a green box containing a guest book and clipper on each peak. Clip the trail’s page in your booklet to receive a free diploma at Trysil Tourist Office or the welcome centres at Trysil Tourist Centre or Trysil Høyfjellssenter. Also write your name in the guest book to be entered in a draw for great prizes.
In Trysil you can go on a guided hike to the peak of Trysilfjellet Mountain, 1132 masl, to Nordre Kanken 1033 masl or go on a guided hike in Fageråsen.
Guided hike to Trysilfjellet Mountain
The peak hike is popular with families as it is easily accessible for both young and old. The landscape is beautiful and the views from the top are breathtaking.
The guided hike starts from Trysil Høyfjellssenter in Fageråsen at 11.00 on Tuesdays in weeks 27–32. NOK 25 per person. Sign up for the hike at the Welcome Centre (Velkomstsenteret) at Trysil Høyfjellssenter.
Read more about the hike to Trysilfjellet Mountain in the menu on the left.
Guided hike to Nordre Kanken
From Knettsetra Wednesdays at 11 in weeks 27–32. NOK 25 per person. Meet at Knettsetra, which can be reached by car. Sign up at the Trysil Tourist Office. This hike is suitable for adults and children 7 years and older.
Guided tour in Fageråsen
Fageråsen is Trysilfjellet Mountain's highest holiday cabin area, with a short walk to the timber line and many other scenic places of interest. Join us on our locally guided walking tours. You will see and hear about plants, animals, stories about Trysil and our history.
We will stop and have an outdoor lunch with locally-produced food. There will also be a suitable competition for children with prizes awarded to all participants.
Thursdays and Sundays 11–14, from 8 July til 15 August. Meet at the Information Office at Trysil Høyfjellssenter. Price: NOK 150 per person, NOK 475 per family (four people). A minimum number of five participants.
Registration in advance required at Villmarkskompaniet.
Wear good shoes!
On Trysilfjellet Mountain, posts will be out from the spring thaw until well into autumn. Trysil Tourist Office has O-maps that cover the entire orienteering area. Price NOK 30.