The ultimate adventure in Norway Trolltunga

Located approximately 1,100 metres above sea level within the borders of Vestland town of Bergen, Norway, Trolltunga cliff is the most extreme point among the favourite trails of adventure lovers. There are alternatives to reach Trolltunga. To reach the cliffs, hardy visitors have to brave a 10-hour hike from the village of Skjeggedal in Odda in Vestland. Nature lovers take plenty of drinks and food with them on the journey, which is full of obstacles and paths. There are no shopping centres between the village and the cliff. For those who want to reach the Trolltunga cliffs more easily, a new toll road was opened in 2017. Instead of a tiring ten-hour walk, adventurers who come to the region with their vehicles for a fee and park at a point close to the rocky area where the cliff is located, find the opportunity to reach the extreme point of Trolltunga after walking the remaining short distance. Trolltunga visitors, who spend a beautiful day in touch with nature under the fascinating view of the waterfall feeding Ringedalsvatnet Lake, immortalise the moment with the poses they give on the cliff. The snow cover on the rocks surrounding Trolltunga provides coolness to the visitors coming to the region with the effect of strong winds.