How to Get from Oslo to Trysil

Getting from Oslo to Trysil

Welcome to another AtoB Transfers guide, this time we are going to be looking at how to get from Oslo to Trysil. Norway is an amazing country with a variety of stunning landscapes and captivating towns.
If you are looking to explore this beautiful nation, Trysil is the perfect choice. Located just over 200 kilometres northeast of Oslo, this picturesque ski resort town will give you an unforgettable vacation experience. In this guide, you’ll find all of the transportation methods available to get from the capital of Norway to this winter wonderland.

Whichever option you choose, this guide will provide you with all the important details you need to make your journey from Oslo to Trysil as pleasant and enjoyable as possible.

All You Should Know about Trysil Ski Resort

The Trysil Ski Resort is a popular and scenic winter destination for vacationers. Located in Norway, the resort contains more than 60 downhill skiing and snowboarding runs, 11 lifts, and several terrain parks. With numerous runs of both easy and difficult terrain, it is a great place to ski and snowboard, regardless of skill level.

The resort also has a wide range of accommodation options, ski and snowboard rental gear and gear shops, and many restaurants and bars. Additionally, there are plenty of off-the-slopes activities, such as husky sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and more. With its stunning location, perfect snow, and slew of activities, it is no wonder why the Trysil Ski Resort is such a popular winter sport destination.

Fot. Trysil from Trysil, Norway / CC BY 2.0

How to get a Train from Oslo to Trysil?

Unfortunately, there is no direct train route from Oslo to Trysil, meaning that a combination of train routes and bus routes are necessary to get from one to the other. From the central station in Oslo, catch the RE10 train towards Lillehammer. After 5 stops, get off at Hamar station, and board the R60 train towards Røros from track 2.

After a 20 minute ride, and two stops, debark the train at Elverum station. That will be the end of the train rides, and now you will need to catch a bus, namely the 150 bus towards Trysil. This particular bus ride will take just over an hour, and will have 38 stops in total. The price of the train ticket alone will come in at around NOK 411 (€38.62), whereas the bus ticket will cost around NOK 100 (€9.40).

Travel Tip: As the bus which goes to Trysil is run by a different company than the train line, you will need to purchase a separate ticket from Innlandstrafikk.

Getting a Bus from Oslo Airport to Trysil

Much like the train, the bus too doesn’t have a direct route servicing the two destinations. Due to this, it will be necessary to take three different buses in order to reach Trysil. From Oslo Airport, catch the VY146 bus towards Måløy, and alight from it at the Skavbakken E6 stop, after 3 prior stops.

From there, you will need to board the VY123 to Elverum, which will take roughly half an hour to reach its destination, and has 4 stops along the way. Finally, the last bus to board is the 150 towards Trysil. This bus has the most stops of the journey thus far, with a total of 38. The duration of the journey from here will be an hour and a half, and will drop you off at the Trysil Bus Station.

In total, the trip should take just over 3 hours. You will need to buy tickets from two separate operators, namely VY for the first part of the trip, and Innlandstrafikk for the second. In total the trip should cost around NOK 300 (€28.19). This particular route runs only once daily, at 11.20am, although another two routes, which will need you to catch bus S22 first can also be taken, although this one will add an additional 1 hour to the transit time.

Travel Tip: Be sure to make your way to each bus as quickly as possible in order to not risk missing out on your connection.

Fot. (Zwiadowca21) / CC BY-SA 3.0

The Distance Between Oslo to Trysil

The distance between the two locations is just over 200 kilometres, although this will vary depending on which transportation method you choose.

Getting Back from Trysil to Oslo

As is only natural, returning from Trysil will require you taking the aforementioned transportation services in reverse. There are departures all day long, at 6, 10, 11 and 16, meaning that getting back is just as easy as getting there.

How to Book AtoB Oslo to Trysil Transfer Service

Taking an AtoB transfer from Oslo to Trysil is the wisest option, allowing you the stress-free convenience of comfortable luxury travel and the added advantage of arriving in style. These services are tailored to excellence, offering transport in the highest quality vehicles featuring all the latest amenities, friendly and professional staff with expert knowledge of the local area, and plenty of room to relax while you travel.

The journey is also hassle-free, with no need to worry about navigating unfamiliar roads, finding parking or changing transport. All you need to do is sit back, relax and enjoy your trip, and arrive without the added stress of traffic or long waits. AtoB transfers will get you to your destination quickly and safely, giving you peace of mind and the assurance that you are choosing the best option for travel.