Trollstigen, aka “The Troll’s Road,” twists and turns as it climbs up from the Romsdal Valley. This short stretch of road features 11 hairpin turns, several viewpoints, and views of ...

The scenery along the way from Molde to Trollstigen was impressive enough, but words can’t describe this incredible mountain pass. Make sure to stop along the road to look up ...

The most exciting part of our trip was to drive the Trollstigen Road, also known as The Trolls Road, which is part of the Norwegian Scenic Route; Geiranger – Trollstigen. This ...

Adding to the fairytale effect is the Stigfossen waterfall which plunges down the mountainside and is most dramatic when seen during the actual drive of Trollstigen. There is a huge ...

The viewing platforms and visitor center are also architectural wonders. They compliment the surrounding landscape and fit in seamlessly as if they were camouflaged. One thing I noticed was the ...

Just past the stone bridge at the closest point to Stigfossen, there was a stopping area which was completely empty so we were able to get out and take some ...

At the pass height of the panoramic road Trollstigen there is a small visitor center with a large parking lot. From there, extended paths lead to 2 different viewing platforms:on ...

The road is narrow with many sharp bends, and although several bends were widened during 2005 to 2012, vehicles over 12.4 meters (41 ft) long are prohibited from driving the ...