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• Trysil
  "Best place in north with children"
  "That's true! There are lot of chairs (as well as anchors) - it is very comfortable for children, different pistes, different landscapes - forest, snow desert, rocks etc. There is possible to live next to piste - you do not need to wait for others, children can go home if they are tired or come to sk..."i. Very nice apartments. I like night skiing and very early morning skiing - the last one with fresh trails and sunrise - romantic! " More >
• Trysil
  "Amazing boarding! Amazingly expensive!"
  "We had a fantastic time in Trysil. The snow in February was great and apart from the last day when there was a lift closure we got maximum value for money. The slopes are quite varied and I would say not really suitable for an absolute beginner if you're going peak period. However, for intermedia..."tes it is perfect. We stayed in a cabin on the slope site which wasn't too expensive split 7 ways. It was really nice, warm and the facilities were excellent. Even has a small sauna in the bathroom which came in very handy. There is good off piste on all slope which was excellent and the blue and red slopes were quite challenging and a really good run from top to bottom. The equpment hire is top notch. All the gear was as good as new and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Everyone is lovely and polite in the whole place. The lifts were, apart from one afternoon, running superbly and turnaround was very quick. Button lifts from halfway up. The apres ski I can't really ... " More >
• Rondane National Park
  "Among the most majestic mountain ranges in Norway"
  "Having only driven past on previous occasions, September of 2012 found me on a full day hike on a mountain road in the Rondane mountain range. The autumn colours dominated the landscape that had been sprinkled by the first snow fall of the season the night before. I've heard it said that Rondane Na..."tional Park is a magnificent experience at any time time of the year. Certainly it was in late September. Crisp clear air and a thin coating of ice on the small lakes that dot the landscape between the mountain tops. You can spend anything from an hour to a couple of months in the mountains without tiring of the scenery, but if it's your first visit, I would recommend hikes of up to 6-7 hours. Be prepared, bring food and something warm to drink. Wear - or bring - warm and water proof clothing as the weather can change very quickly. Good shoes are a must, even when only walking the mountain roads. If you choose to brave it beyond the roads, bring a map and compass. There are mountain cabins... " More >