- You can still view Trollstigen from the parking area at Trollstigfoten in Isterdalen or visit the Trollstigen plateau, driving by Valldal, to view it from above.
- visitor center of Trollstigen. Trollstigen after modifications in 2005. Trollstigen viewing platform. Trollstigen (or trollstigvegen; English: The troll path)...
- Trollstigen drops 858 meters in 11 hairpin turns down a steep stone slope on the side of a mountain, bracketed by torrential waterfalls on either side.
- The Trollstigen Mountain Road with it´s 11 hairpin turns is closed during winter. The road usually opens late May or early June, depending on the amount…
- Text description provided by the architects. The project will enhance the experience of the Trollstigen plateau’s location and nature.
- Look for signs for RV 63. Drive 6 km towards Trollstigen, follow the sign "Trollstigen Gjestegård" until you find us on the right side of the road.
- Trollstigen bir mücevherdi, ancak rnesvingen'den Trollstigen'e kadar olan tüm manzaralı yolculuk, görsel orgazmlarla o kadar hayranlık uyandırıcıydı ki, her güzel...
- Trollstigen, known as The Troll’s Pass in English, is a famous Norwegian road known for it hairpin bends and unique look.
- Trollstigen Norway, Åndalsnes, Norway. 5,252 likes · 25 talking about this · 52 were here. The most beautiful mountain road in Norway.
- Set high in the mountains off the western coast of Norway, in Møre og Romsdal county, the curvy Trollstigen Road is part of Norwegian National Road 63 (Fv63).
