Winding road high in the mountains above the valley og Romsdal area Aistrdaln me spilled beautiful waterfall Stigfosn vast quantities of water. Through the trolls is winding and steep part of Highway 63 which connects the north town Andlsnt and Seilet the southern town and the famous fjord Girngr.The road was opened in 1936 after eight years of work. This... More

Mountains with an altitude of 2000m is normally not that special but an altitude that drops all the way down to sea level is breathtaking. Norways fjords including "Trollstigen" is a must for everyone that enjoys the marvels of nature More

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Trollstigen is an amazing car-drive. The roads are very secure but still quite scary for the faint at heart. The view and steepness of Trollstigen is something you can experience very few places from a car. Make a stop at Stigfossen (waterfallO) and walk on the old bridge to get some great photos of the waterfall on the inside and... More

The Trolls Road is amazing. I was lucky to be taken there by bus. I certainly wouldn't want to attempt my own drive and being a passenger meant enjoying the incredible view. Although I have been on lots of hair pin turn roads, Trolls Road is the most twisty road I have been on. I can't believe some people were... More

We approached the Troll's Ladder from the south passing through a bowl like valley with an alpine landscape on the way. At the top there were some tacky souvenir stores and huts along with a jumbled carpark. Works they were performing in the area suggested significant improvements in coming months. We followed a path passed the huts which led to... More