Oslo to Trysil Transfer

An Oslo Airport to Trysil private transfer starts from £462.16 per vehicle (1-4 passengers) or £115.54 per person (based on 4 passengers). Prices vary depending on group size, vehicle type, and travel date.

Yearly, the Trysil ski lifts networks are open between November and April.

At Ski-Lifts, we offer a range of reliable airport transfers from Oslo to Trysil. Use our quoting engine to input your booking details, and we will provide the available Oslo to Trysil transfers!

We offer a direct, door to door private transfer from Oslo to Trysil with all your baggage and ski equipment included in the price.

Oslo to Trysil is approx 165 km.

The journey from Oslo Airport to Trysil takes around 2 hours in one of our private vehicles in normal winter conditions. Shared or coach transfers may take slightly longer due to additional stops.

1. Use the Quote Generator at the top of the page.
2. Fill in the required details, including your departure and arrival points, dates, and number of passengers.
3. We’ll provide you with a range of transfer options to suit your needs and budget.
4. Compare prices, travel times, and vehicle types to find the perfect fit.
5. Once you’ve selected your preferred transfer, you can easily book and pay online.
6. It’s quick, secure, and hassle-free with instant confirmation.
And that’s it! You’re all set for your Trysil adventure.

We monitor arrivals and adjust pick-up times wherever it is possible. If you can’t reach the meeting point within 2 hours of your scheduled arrival, please notify Ski-Lifts as soon as possible using the contact details on your booking. This includes delays due to flight, passport control, or luggage etc. Letting us know helps us adjust your transfer and avoid extra fees.

We offer a wide range of transfers from Oslo Airport to Trysil to suit every group size and preference. Choose from private cars, minibuses and private coach transfers. All our transfers are operated with modern, comfortable, and well-maintained vehicles, ensuring a safe and reliable journey to Morzine, whether you’re travelling solo, as a family, or in a larger group.

A private transfer takes about 2 hours under normal winter road conditions.
A shared transfer or coach typically takes 3 to 3 ½ hours, depending on how many stops are made for other passengers. Weather and traffic can affect both options, especially on weekends and during heavy snowfall. Use our quote engine above and instantly book your private, stress free transfer today.

You can cancel or amend your booking free of charge up to 7 days before travel for a full refund.

Yes. Ski-Lifts monitors all incoming flights and adjusts pick-up times where possible. Your driver will wait for at least 60 minutes after your scheduled arrival time free of charge. If your delay is longer, we’ll do our best to re-schedule your transfer so you’re not left stranded.

With Ski-Lifts, every private and shared transfer is door-to-door whenever your accommodation is accessible by road. If your hotel is within a pedestrianised zone, the driver will take you to the nearest accessible point, and resort shuttle services are available for the final short distance.

Absolutely! Skis, snowboards, and luggage are included in your booking at no extra cost as long as they are added to your booking before travel.

Yes — book your return at the same time and we’ll schedule a pickup time aligned with your flight. You’ll receive SMS confirmation the day before departure.

The best option is a private door-to-door transfer from Oslo Airport (OSL) to Trysil. Your driver meets you in arrivals, helps load your ski gear, and drives you directly to your hotel or chalet. All luggage — including skis, snowboards and boots — is included free of charge, so you can travel without the hassle of public transport or multiple changes.

Yes, child seats and boosters are available free of charge. Please add them to your booking on the booking details section

The E6 and road 26 to Trysil are well-maintained year-round and rarely closed, even in heavy snow. All Ski-Lifts vehicles use winter tyres and experienced local drivers accustomed to Norwegian road conditions. Allow extra time during peak snowfalls or holiday weekends.

Yes — the Trysilekspressen bus is the main budget option from Oslo or Oslo Airport. It’s cheaper, but travel takes longer, luggage space is limited, and you may need to transfer locally once in Trysil. For the fastest, most convenient and equipment-friendly option, a Ski-Lifts oprivate transfer offers the best balance between comfort and value.

You can amend your booking up to 72 hours before travel through the Ski-Lifts portal:
1. Log in to your account:
Go to https://transfers.ski-lifts.com/.
If you have an account, enter your username and password.
2. Don’t have an account?
Use the Guest Login option and enter the lead surname and your booking reference.
3. Manage your booking:
Select “View/Amend Booking” to update your details, travel dates, or make other changes.
If you have any issues accessing your booking or if you need further assistance, you can also contact the Ski-Lifts customer services team for support.

Yes, you can book a direct, door-to-door private transfer from Oslo Airport to Trysil. Private transfers offer the fastest and most comfortable way to reach your accommodation, with no waiting for other passengers and no stops along the way.

The best way to get from Oslo to Trysil is by a private or shared airport transfer. Unlike trains or buses or shuttles, a Ski-Lifts transfer takes you directly from Oslo Airport arrivals to your accommodation in Trysil in around 2 hours, with no changes or extra hassle.

Yes, we strongly recommend booking your Oslo to Trysil transfer in advance, especially during peak ski season. Booking early guarantees availability, secures the best prices, and ensures you have your preferred transfer option.

Yes, most providers allow last-minute bookings if there is availability. However, it’s recommended to book as early as possible, especially during peak season to ensure you get your preferred transfer time and avoid disappointment.

Yes — you can amend or cancel free of charge up to 7 days before travel. For last-minute changes, log in to the Ski-Lifts portal or contact our 24/7 support team.

Trysil’s ski season typically runs from late November to late April, depending on snow conditions. It’s one of Scandinavia’s most reliable destinations for snow quality.

Absolutely! Trysil is one of Norway’s most family-oriented resorts, offering gentle slopes, ski schools, and fun zones like Vallelan — plus convenient village layouts and excellent beginner terrain.

After collecting your luggage, head to the Arrivals Hall. Your driver will be waiting with a Ski-Lifts sign near the main exit area. You’ll also receive SMS confirmation before arrival.

Early-morning or mid-week transfers typically have lighter traffic. Saturdays (changeover day) are busiest, so plan ahead if possible.

Absolutely — minibuses and coaches are available for up to 50+ passengers, including luggage and ski gear. Contact us for a tailored group quote.

Yes, wheelchair-accessible transfers can be arranged. Please contact our team before booking to confirm your requirements.

Yes — Trysil is one of the most snow-sure resorts in Scandinavia.
The resort’s high altitude (up to 1,100 m) and northern latitude mean it enjoys a long, reliable winter season from late November through April. Trysil has one of Norway’s most advanced snowmaking systems, covering over 80% of its pistes, which ensures excellent conditions even in mild periods.
Average annual snowfall is around 6–7 metres, and temperatures remain consistently cold through winter — so snow quality tends to stay dry and powdery. If natural snow is scarce, artificial snow guarantees skiing on all main runs.

Trysil’s après-ski scene is lively but relaxed, offering the best of both worlds — Scandinavian fun and family-friendly charm. Après-ski in Trysil is vibrant without being over-the-top — think log cabins, local beer, and dancing in ski boots by the fire rather than all-night clubs. It’s perfect for both groups and families who want fun and good vibes after skiing.

Trysil isn’t just Norway’s biggest ski resort — it’s an all-seasons adventure destination, perfect for families, groups, and couples. From powder-filled slopes and dog sledding to mountain biking and hiking in summer, there’s always something to do on or off the snow.
During the winter, there are loads of activities to do at Trysil. Besides skiing and snowboarding down the slopes, you can dog sledge, cross-country ski, sledge ride, sledge down the slopes, bowl, swim and relax in the spa.
During the summer, Trysil is open for cycling, water sports, fishing and hiking.

Norway’s largest ski resort, Trysil, has 68 ski slopes and 30 lifts. It offers a good mix of pistes for beginners, intermediate, and advanced skiers, two large areas for children, and several Snow Parks.

Trysil is Norway’s biggest resort and has a varied terrain. There is a slope for every kind of skier, making it ideal for groups of friends to visit.