Worth while the extra km if you are on the way. Amazing view. Impressive to watch the glacier so close. The view of the fjord is pretty unique. The drive is on a pretty good road, you may be careful as there are lots of buses going up and down but they know how to drive on such winding roads. From the entrance (toll to pay) is only 5km.

There is a ticket counter so expect to pay to go up the road. This has the benefit of keeping the numbers down and also staggering the traffic. The views are mind blowing. It’s absolutely worth the effort! There is a cafe and gift shop and lots of toilets. Was busy but didn’t feel too crowded

When in Geiranger, this is something that you simply must do, and hope for the best as far as the cloud level. Because even if you get to the absolute top and you have no view at all (which was our case, we saw nothing but the inside of the cloud bank), the ride up and the first stop, are terrific. The first viewpoint on the way up gave us absolutely amazing views of the fjord, so gorgeous. Back on the bus, got to the top, and the clouds blocked everything. We booked online, and the trip is called "Highlight Dalsnibba Public Bus". Specific directions as to the meeting point are given, all went perfectly. The driver was a true professional as the road to the top is long and filled with switchbacks. The road up is beautiful, extremely scenic, beautiful towns and buildings here and there, gorgeous. From sea level, you can look up at Dalsnibba and actually see the Skywalk jutting out if you know what you're looking for, as it is just a speck - I know this, as a few hours AFTER our trip to the top, the clouds lifted and lo and behold, there was the Skywalk, but we were no longer on the top to see the view down, and looking up at it was not nearly as dramatic, lol!

Once on top there were a lot of tourists and buses, so have plenty of time. There is a viewpoint but also stairs down on the cliffs that you can safely stand on. Shop is available with souvenirs and super tasty coffee. Highly recommended.

It’s been a rather rainy day. But still we did hope for a fantastic view. And we were not disappointed. A challenging drive up on the toll road and strong winds were the circumstances that prevented a longer stay up there but also the fact that the cafe was closed. View down to Gairanger and the fjord were shadowed by the weather but still very impressive. And a good view to the glacier on the opposite mountain range. Paid 170 NOK for the car (have credit card or cash for the automated toll barrier ready). Well worth it.

Breath-taking coach ride up to magnificent mountain top. Not to be Missed. Mountain geology very different, unlike the Alps or Pyrenees. Round weathered rocks. Minor warning, worst cafe ever ! ( Ha Ha )

The place offers really impressive views of the area plus the drive up and down is an adventure in itself. Beware of super strong winds at the top, so warm jackets and gloves are recommended if you venture in autumn. With a bit of luck and sun you will enjoy the visit - for those who feel cold there is a cafe where you can have hot beverages before getting back on the road.

Europe’s highest fjord view by road – 1500 meter On our circuit in Norway we had also a stopover at the “Geiranger skywalk” at first you have a ride up and this via a road that is well littered with hairpin bends, this was a beautiful ride and above all a good bus driver. The Skywalk opened in the year 2016. Thanks to its ingenious floor surface and glass guard Geiranger Skywalk gives you a sensation of floating! With a clear drop of approx. 500 m, you can enjoy magnificent views of Geiranger and Blåbreen glacier.

To access the Skywalk Dalsnibba viewpoint, a toll fee of 330 NOK is required. The view to the fjord is fabulous. This fjord is the tallest in Europe. The viewpoint is safe, there is cafeteria, shop and bathrooms. I don't know if it works in winter, because the road is pretty winding and narrow.