My son and I teamed up with a handful of Boy Scouts and their fathers from the United States to... read more
So hiking Trolltunga was a bit bittersweet for us as the views and hike itself were absolutely... read more
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My son and I teamed up with a handful of Boy Scouts and their fathers from the United States to make this hike and stay the night. We had a wide range of skills and physical abilities represented. With packs (30-35 lbs) most of us...More
So hiking Trolltunga was a bit bittersweet for us as the views and hike itself were absolutely amazing. However, we are a family of three to include two adults with bad knees and not in the best of shape. We made it though and it...More
In summary: We are a couples in our late twenty and we did our hike on 21st July. The scenery is beautiful and I felt amazing completing the hike. Breakdown: We stayed at an AirBnB at Odda. We catched a bus by Odda Taxi from...More
If you are a hiker, you'll probably complete the round trip (28 km) in 7 to 7 and a half hours with one hour for pictures.
Get prepared for a demanding hike, well worth the efforts as it offers breathtaking scenery all the way to the top. The hike is requiring a good physical condition and appropriate equipment, especially proper hiking shoes. You will probably see some folks in sneakers there,...More
Myself, 60 years old, and my mid-20 kids hiked this trail in July 2018. We got up around 4 am to get up to the upper carpark before 6am but it had rained the night before and it was very cloudy. We decided to drive...More
A hard hike but totally worth it. One if the most amazing experiences of my life. Body and spirit connected. A spiritual experience
The hike itself to Trolltunga is not a difficult one but at 28 km return ir requires stamina. The beginning is the tough climbing part, 4 km through hairpin bends but you are walking on paved road so that makes it a lot more bearable....More
If you want to do this hike, make sure you have GOOD hiking boots, a light and waterproof jacket and waterproof hiking pants, a change of clothes, 1 empty bottle of water, socks and snacks like powerbars and toilet paper. We woke up at 4...More
firstly, the top car park is easy to drive to, new tarmac all the way up. No worse to drive than other roads you will find in Norway. But get there early, even at 6am we were about the 20th car up the road. We...More
