Rachel Booth discovers the joys of an early morning ski pass in Trysil, Norway, where she and her children enjoy two hours of skiing before the resort opens. The experience offers pristine slopes and peaceful moments away from the crowds.
Trysil, Norway's largest ski resort with 31 lifts and 68 slopes, guarantees snow throughout the season, which runs until late April. The resort's early morning passes, available twice a week, allow skiers to carve through virgin snow with only birdsong for company.
Booth stays at the Radisson Blu Mountain Resort, which features indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs overlooking the woods. The resort's spa area provides relaxation after a day on the slopes.
Norway is experiencing record snowfall across its 130 Alpine resorts, making conditions ideal for both alpine and cross-country skiing. Other popular resorts include Hemsedal, known for its apres-ski, and Kvitfjell, built for the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics.
Ski Solutions offers a seven-night halfboard stay from £1,155 per person, including flights and transfers. For updates on snow conditions, visit fnugg.no.
