Norway’s biggest winter resort is a haven for skiers; but how can you get the most from Trysil if you are not taking to the slopes? There are many reasons for someone choosing not to ski or snowboard on a winter holiday - maybe it's down to a partner’s unshared passion, an injury, pregnancy, or caring for children on the trip. However, you will never be short of things to do in the beautiful Norweigan resort of Trysil.
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Trysil, Norway
Celestial Constellations and the Aurora Borealis
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Aurora Borealis - Northern Lights, Norway
Credit: Smelov
Dog Sledding
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Dog sledding with huskies, Norway
Credit: Kjetil Kolbjornsrud
Jingle your Bells in a Horse-drawn Sleigh
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Reindeer sleighing
Credit: Roman Babakin
What you Need to Know
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Finnish Sauna
Credit: Chilaz
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