Tryvann Ski Map Download 👇
Tryvann Piste Map and Overview
Tryvann Vinterpark (often called Oslo Vinterpark – Tryvann) is a unique urban ski resort right on the edge of Oslo, making it one of the most accessible places to go skiing in Norway — just about 20–25 minutes from the city centre by metro and shuttle. Its compact yet varied terrain offers a good mix of beginner runs, intermediate cruisers and a few steeper pitches, along with a terrain park and night skiing on floodlit pistes, so it’s ideal for families, learners, city breaks and quick winter outings without having to travel far into the mountains. The friendly, lively atmosphere and proximity to Oslo’s cafés, culture and transport network make Tryvann a great choice if you want fun skiing close to urban life rather than a large mountain resort experience.
Because it’s right by the capital, Tryvann doesn’t have huge verticals or piste kilometres compared with major Alpine areas, but its easy access, reliable lift infrastructure and variety of slopes for all levels keep it popular with locals and visitors alike — and its snow parks and freestyle facilities add extra fun for snowboarders and freeriders.
Total ski area: 10.7 km / 6.6 miles
Base elevation: 50 m / 492 ft
Peak elevation: 531 m / 1,742 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 37% Blue
🟥 49% Red
⬛ 14% Black