[8-1] Good lodgings are essential for a successful vacation.
[8-2] In Trysil we offer cabins and apartments in most sizes.
[8-3] If you are few or many, family, friends, or a company on a tour, then we have something for everyone.
[8-4] Most of the cabins and apartments lie at the foot of Trysilfjellet or up in the range. 
[8-5] Here the outdoors and tour choices are just outside the door!
[8-6] On the south side of the mountain, it is as well a short way to the Trysil Golf Course from most of the cabins and apartments.
[8-7] The standard is high in our lodging units. 
[8-8] Should you wish a real luxury vacation with both a sauna and a whirlpool bath at a cabin, then we have that as well.
[8-9] For those who prefer hotels for spending vacations, then Trysil has several hotels to choose among. 
[8-10] They are clustered in the central area and can of course offer everything from made-up beds to a set breakfast table to good restaurants with full licensing.
[8-11] In the area around Molde, Trollstigen and Atlanterhavsvegen, you find a broad selection of overnight lodgings. 
[8-12] Everything from luxury hotels to rustic seashore cabins, comfortable guest houses, and a myriad of cabins, vacation houses, fisherman's shacks, and camping sites.
[8-13] All hotels offer weekend prices year-round, with breakfast included.
[8-14] At Fosen, you can stay in splendid fisherman's shacks and boathouses just at the water's edge.
[8-15] Otherwise, there are many other overnight lodgings: hotels, apartments, and cabins, both in the mountains and at seaside.
[8-16] For those who come by car, there are several campgrounds to choose among.
[8-17] Hence, something for all tastes!
[8-18] 604 meters over Lysefjorden hangs this marked mountain formation.
[8-19] For nearly 100 years, people have hiked there, felt giddiness at the precipice and enjoyed the fantastic panorama of Lysefjorden and the surrounding mountains.
[8-20] In 2001, 9000 people crested Preikestolen - and they came from many countries.
[8-21] The hike from the parking places out to the Preikestol plateau itself is just 4 kilometers, but nonetheless it takes 2 hours each way.
[8-22] The fine trail was built in the best Norwegian tradition.
[8-23] The hike has an elevation difference of 350 meters and requires some fitness and good footwear.
[8-24] The last part goes along a dizzying cliff high over Lysefjorden. 
[8-25] The weather can change rapidly, so remember rainwear, warm cloths, food and drink in your pack.
[8-26] But the experience is worth the effort, almost regardless of the weather!
[8-27] Centrally placed in the heart of Scandinavia lies Trysil. 
[8-28] 210 km from Oslo, 470 km from Stockholm, and 50 km from Göteborg.
[8-29] You drive on good roads to Trysil, well signposted and without having to go over mountain passes.
[8-30] Filling stations and rest stops are frequent.
[8-31] Trysil lies a short way from an airport, places of arrival for ferries, main rail stations, and bus stations.
[8-32] Oslo Gardermoen Airport lies just 160 km away. 
[8-33] Several times a day there are busses from the airport to Trysil.
[8-34] The Trysil Express has a stop right outside the arrivals hall and takes you to Trysil in 2 hours and 50 minutes.
[8-35] If you come by bus or train to Oslo, it's extremely easy to travel onward to Trysil.
[8-36] From Galleriet bus station, the Trysil Express has several daily departures.
[8-37] Ferries, airplanes, trains, busses or cars - the ski paradise is only a few hours away.
[8-38] Molde and Åndalsnes have an ample selection of eating places, bars, pubs, and discos with dancing.
[8-39] Both Norwegian and international dishes are on menus.
[8-40] The small fishing village of Bud has three restaurants that serve fresh fish and tantalizing seafood.
[8-41] Along roads there are various food services for travelers - everything from simple cafes to acceptable restaurants with comprehensive menus.
[8-42] Fosen can offer many attractive and fascinating kitchens.
[8-43] With its long history, Fosen can offer many sights and activities associated with them.
[8-44] In the region as a whole there is a varied selection of shops and shopping centers.
[8-45] Most are open Monday to Saturday and are closed on Sunday.
[8-46] You can buy locally-produced souvenirs at many galleries and handicraft shops in the region.
[8-47] The most popular souvenirs are knitted sweaters and jackets, pewter, silver, porcelain, hand-painted or rose-painted wood objects, goat and reindeer hides, woven tapestries, furs, needlework, glass, crystal and ceramics.
[8-48] The outdoors itself is an attraction at Fossen - and not just for viewing.
[8-49] The sounds, smells, and tastes from the sea and the mountains also are generous to those attuned to receiving and experiencing.
[8-50] Fosen also can exhibit some of the oldest traces of people in Norway, in fact more than 11,000 years old.
[8-51] Rock carvings, caves, runes, burial mounds and monuments.
[8-52] From Molde's airport, Årø, flights depart to Norway's major cities several times a day.
[8-53] Northbound and southbound Coastal Express Liners call at Molde center every day, and both trains on the Rauma line and bus companies take you to Trondheim or Oslo.
[8-54] Schedule information is available at Trafikanten, Tel: (+47) 715 58 78 00, or call 177 if you are in Møre and Romsdal.