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Downhill

All levels — greens to blacks

Sixty-eight slopes on one mountain. From mellow blues to thigh-burning blacks — this is where the stories start.

Chairlift over the Trysil slopes
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Wide open piste with the valley stretching out below
The crew at the summit, goggles on
Two of the crew mid-piste, peaks in every direction
Big smiles on a bluebird slope

On the way down ↓

Cross-Country

No downhill required

100 km of groomed track through the pines, and nobody on it but the odd retiree doing twice your speed. First time? Rent skis, boots and poles at the trailhead, pick the flattest loop on the map and get started.

Cross-country skiing through the Trysil forest
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Dusk falls · gliding into the village ↓

Quality Time

No skis required

Kanelbullar and hot chocolate by the fire, and a couple of hours with nothing booked. Long lunches. Cooking dinner together in the cabin. The colleagues you Slack every day — finally around the same table.

Cosy café scene with coffee and cake
Cold drinks in the sun at the slope-side lodge
Pizza lunch in the village — fully earned
Kitted up in the cabin bunk room — peace signs for the crew
The art of doing absolutely nothing — cabin armchair nap

Night mode engaged ↓

Après & The Party

Ski boots still on, out on the dance floor, and singing that nobody needs to hear twice. What happens in Trysil… gets retold at every fika for a year!

Bus ride selfie — the crew en route
Cheers at the après bar
A well-earned beer after the last run
Après table, Winningtemp colors on
Full send at the après bar — questionable singing in progress

Who’s Coming

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If not! Hurry and join us now!

  • 01 Confirmed
    Jonas Lift Queue Diplomat
  • 02 Confirmed
    Johan Off-Piste Theorist
  • 03 Confirmed
    Alexander Snowplough Traditionalist
  • 04 Confirmed
    Kim Powder Believer
  • 05 Confirmed
    Isabella Black Piste Optimist
  • 06 Confirmed
    Pontus W Piste Map Sceptic
  • 07 Confirmed
    Kristofer Head of Wrong Turns
  • 08 Confirmed
    Pontus B Last Lift Loyalist
  • 09 Confirmed
    Ramya Chairlift Philosopher

Names are placeholders until each person says yes. The titles are entirely made up and completely non-negotiable. Portraits are generated, not photographed — nobody had to stand in front of a camera.

Getting There

Own cars · one convoy

Trysil is in Norway. We are not. This year we close the gap ourselves — our own cars, one convoy, one border between us and the mountain.

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We Drive

One convoy, north

No bus this year — we take the wheel ourselves and roll north as a convoy. We pull out after lunch on Thursday 18 March, so the morning is yours. How many cars we need depends on how many of us sign up, so the exact fleet is set once the list closes.

Driving route from Gothenburg north past Oslo to Trysil ~500 km · about 6 h · Open in Google Maps →

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

CarsSet once sign-ups closeTBC
DepartureThursday 18 March, straight after lunch
PickupsSorted before we leave — nobody hunts for a seat on the day
Travel timeAbout 6 hours from Gothenburg, plus a food stopTBC
GearSkis & boards on the roof, bags in the back
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On Arrival

Check-in · first tracks

Keys, who-sleeps-where, and a first fika while the gear gets sorted.

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And Back

Ski, then roll · home by evening

Sunday is also a ski day — we ride the morning, then point the convoy south sometime after lunch. Same cars, same seats, home on Sunday evening, in time to be useless on Monday.

How many cars we run is set once sign-ups close. Timings marked TBC are locked when the date is. Drivers, seats and pickup points are matched up in the trip channel well before departure, so you know who you are riding with and where you are getting picked up.

Where We Stay

Sauna within reach

Somewhere to drop your boots, dry your gloves, and replay the day’s heroics until they’re 30% more impressive.

Four real options and counting — cabins, prices per person, and where they sit on the mountain.

Find your cabin →

The Dates

Week 11 · 15–21 March 2027

Four days in week 11 — deep snow, longer days, and the sportlov and vinterferie school crowds safely behind us.

The first question everyone asks, answered with the honesty of a trip that hasn’t been booked yet.

  • WindowWeek 11 · 15–21 March 2027
  • Working assumptionThu 18 (after lunch) – Sun 21 March (home in the evening) TBC
  • Days off needed1–2 TBC
  • Why week 11?After Swedish sportlov (w. 7–9) & Norwegian vinterferie (w. 8–9)

All figures marked TBC are placeholders until the trip is formally booked. This updates the moment real dates exist.

The Prices

Estimates, not invoices

Slide together your own mountain bill — lift, gear and bed. Pick your days, pick your gear, and watch the damage add up — gently.

Lift pass adult · all of Trysilfjellet 0 days 0 SEK
Book on SkiStar — 3 days from 19 March →
Downhill rental skis · boots · poles · helmet 0 days 0 SEK
Book on SkiStar — pick up 19 March, back on the 22nd →
Cross-country rental skis · boots · poles 0 days 0 SEK
Book on SkiStar — pick up 19 March, back on the 22nd →
3,500 SEK
300 SEK
Estimated total 3,800 SEK

SkiStar’s real 2026/27 pre-book prices — lift pass and rental gear both from 19 March 2027, the first of three ski days. SkiStar charges by date, so these shift if the days do. The pass is quoted in SEK; Trysil rentals are quoted in NOK, converted here at 1 NOK = 1.02 SEK and rounded. Accommodation is a per-person budget with headroom over the real houses on the Stay page; transportation is still a guess. Nothing here is an invoice.

Lift and rental figures are live SkiStar numbers for the 2026/27 season. Anything marked Estimate is still a placeholder until the trip is formally booked.

Join Us

#trysil-2027 on Slack

Everything about this trip happens in one place — a Slack channel where the dates, the cars and the cabins get sorted out together.

Joining the channel is not signing up. Come in if you are already sold — but just as much if you are only thinking about it, or if you simply want to ask what it costs, how hard the skiing is, or whether you need to ski at all. Ask anything, lurk as long as you like: nobody is counted until they say yes.

Join #trysil-2027 →

Opens Slack in the Winningtemp workspace. Questions, gear panic and second thoughts all belong in there.