Hiking the
Romsdalseggen Ridge

Take the challenge and climb the airy West wall of the Romsdalsstigen via ferrata for an adrenaline thrill. The five to six hours it takes to get to the top of Mount Nesaksla offers outstanding photo opportunities and magnificent views of the Romsdalsfjellene mountains – as well as a satisfying sense of achievement.

The West wall is classified as a D on the UIAA’s scale of difficulties, which means that you need to be in good shape and can move in steep terrain. Norsk Tindesenter recommends that you climb with a professional via ferrata guide.

Price from NOK 1,490

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At 550 metres above sea level the panorama view from Rampestreken is a perfect example of the fact that not all hikes need to be long to be breathtaking – in more ways than one. From the platform you can see the beautiful Romsdalen valley and the Romsdalsfjellene mountains, the Rauma river and the Isfjord, and the city of Åndalsnes. And if you want a 360 degree view, just continue for 20 minutes to the top of the mountain – you won’t regret it!

The about one hour hike is steep, but manageable for most, and the Sherpa made trail is durable and has handrails and stone stairs where needed. The path is well marked all the way to the top, and you get a taste of the incredible view only 15 minutes into your hike.

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Join a three- or four-day long hiking tour on lovely single track paths through beautiful valleys, past mountain lakes and over mountain peaks.

Trollheimen (“the home of the trolls”) is a mountainous area between Trøndelag and Nordmøre that has been inhabited by humans since the Stone Age. The area still has a thriving cultural landscape with grazing, summer farming, herding, hunting, and fishing. Located in two climate zones with distinctive geological conditions, Trollheimen offers an impressive variety of landscapes, plants, and animals.

This is a moderate/challenging hiking tour with three full days of hiking (6–8 hours per day). The tour can be extended with one extra day to climb Innerdalstårnet.

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Conquer the classic Innerdalstårnet at 1,452 metres above sea level. Innerdalen is one of the most picturesque valleys in Norway, and the mountain known as the Innerdal tower is no doubt the jewel in the crown.

The group will meet at the parking area in Nerdalen and hike slowly to the summer farm Renndølssetra (about 1 hour). Alternate meeting places are Renndølssetra and Innerdalshytta. From there, the hike will take you to Giklingvatnet lake, before the climb to the summit starts. The hike is exposed and takes 8–10 hours, but you do not need any climbing experience.

Prices from NOK 1,500 per person including a local certified mountain guide and climbing/security equipment. The tour is offered for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 6 people per guide.

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