Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 32 minutes ago
Trollstigen, often referred to as the ‘Troll’s Road’, is a celebrated tourist route in Norway. This precipitous and narrow road, with its 11 hairpin turns, links the villages of Valldal and Åndalsnes in Western Norway. The road is an engineering marvel, meandering down steep mountain inclines into the Romsdalen. It’s flanked by towering mountains like Bispen, Kongen, and Droninga. The road is typically accessible from mid-May to the first snowfall in autumn. With its awe-inspiring landscapes and spectacular views, Trollstigen is a favorite destination for road trips and scenic drives.
Trollstigen, often referred to as the ‘Troll’s Road’, is a celebrated tourist route in Norway. This precipitous and narrow road, with its 11 hairpin turns, links the villages of Valldal and Åndalsnes in Western Norway. The road is an engineering marvel, meandering down steep mountain inclines into the Romsdalen. It’s flanked by towering mountains like Bispen, Kongen, and Droninga. The road is typically accessible from mid-May to the first snowfall in autumn. With its awe-inspiring landscapes and spectacular views, Trollstigen is a favorite destination for road trips and scenic drives.
