Health & Sustainability
For over 15 years, Trysil has worked with sustainable development, and it is something we will never stop focusing on.
Health & Sustainability
The locals (tryslingers) know that it is important to look after both your body, soul and nature. Being active in a healthy and natural environment brings a lot of benefits, and this is how Trysil is looking after both the body and the environment.
Health and activity
We like to be outdoors in Trysil! Being close to nature provides an increased quality of life for young and old, both physically and mentally. That is why this is close to our hearts.
Active in Trysil
Look after Mother Nature
One of our main areas of sustainability is to safeguard nature. Here you can read more about what this entails for Trysil, what is being done today and what goals we have set ourselves.
Tread carefully
10 tips to become a more responsible guest in Trysil
Do you want to become a more responsible guest, who thinks about sustainability and the environment when you go on holiday? Together we can take care of Trysil for future guests and residents.
Diversity
One of our main areas of sustainability is diversity. Here you can read more about what this entails, what is being done today and what goals we have set ourselves.
Trysil for everyone
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Recommended trips suitable for wheelchairs and strollers
Trysil offers hiking opportunities for everyone, including those with reduced disabilities. You can find several short, easily accessible trips that are just as suitable with a pram as a wheelchair. Higher up in the mountains you will find Fjellrunden, an adapted gem that goes around the entire mountain. If you're looking for more action on wheels, Gullia is worth checking out!
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Fjellrunden - a 13km cycling and hiking trail in Trysil
Fjellrunden is a facilitated gem in Trysil! Here you really get the mountain feeling, and this experience can be shared with both family and friends. Fjellrunden is a cycling and hiking trail that goes around the entire Trysilfjellet. The round is 13 kilometers, and has two good starting points: Skihytta and Trysil Høyfjellssenter. And did you know that the section between Fageråsen–Grønskaret is also suited for disabled access?
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Transport
One of our main areas of sustainability is transport. Here you can read more about what this entails, what is being done today and what goals we have set ourselves.
Charge your car here
There are several centrally located charging stations for electric cars on both sides of Trysilfjellet and in the center of Trysil.
Waste and recycling
One of our main areas of sustainability is waste and recycling. Here you can read more about what this entails, what is being done today and what goals we have set ourselves.
How to recycle in Trysil
It is importyant to recycle your waste - even when on holiday! This is how the recycling is being organised in Trysil.
Green energy
One of our main areas of sustainability is green energy. Here you can read more about what this entails, what is being done today and what goals we have set ourselves.