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Trollstigen road in Norway

Experience Trollstigen

The serpentine Trollstigen road and the popular Trollstigen plateau, parts of the Trollstigen-Gerianger scenic route, are usually open from mid May to October/November.

What is Trollstigen?

Trollstigen is a famous, scenic road in Rauma, best-known for its 11 dramatic hairpin bends.

There are two architecturally designed viewpoints at the Trollstigen plateau, offering a full view of the massive mountain landscape. The largest of them soars 200 meters above Stigfossen waterfall and the Trollstigen road.

Trollstigen-Geiranger scenic route

The Trollstigen-Geiranger route is 104-kilometre-long and runs between Åndalsnes and Geiranger in Western Norway: From Sogge Bru in Romsdalen to Langvatnet near Strynefjellet.

The route is usually open from mid May to October/November. Please note that the road is closed during winter, and the road may also close at short notice due to heavy rain. Always check the route in advance of your journey. The Ørnevegen road that leads to Geiranger is open all year.

Also: Only park at designated parking areas along the way!

Below, check out this experience guide to Trollstigen-Geiranger scenic route:

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Scenic road trips

Trollstigen is one of Norway's 18 National Scenic Routes. Each of these routes offers breathtaking views, incredible art installations, and some of the world's best toilets!

The routes take you along the coast and across mountains through some of the very finest scenery in the country.

Norwegian Scenic Routes

Explore the most beautiful drives in Norway! Find out what to experience along the Norwegian Scenic Routes, including lesser-known gems, accommodation, and wonderful detours.

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