Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen
11 hairpins down Trollstigen, then ferry into the Seven Sisters waterfalls of Geirangerfjord. Norway's greatest hits in 100 km.
The Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen is a 105 km mountain pass in Møre og Romsdal, Norway. It runs from Åndalsnes to Geiranger in about 4 hours of driving. Highlights include Trollstigen viewpoint and Valldal. Best driven May – September; rated advanced difficulty.
- Road length
- 105 km
- Duration
- 4 hrs
- Vehicle
- Camper Van
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Best season
- May – September
Road length is the scenic route itself — your actual door-to-door driving distance depends on where you start and which stops you take.
Best time to drive
May – September
Expect more visitors in July–August peak season; shoulder months (May–June, September) are usually quieter and often offer better light.
High mountain passes on this route can close in winter due to snow. Always check local road status and seasonal closures before setting off.
General guidance only — always confirm local road and weather conditions before departure.
How many days for Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
This route fits comfortably in a single day.
With 4 recommended stops along the way, you can still take it leisurely and enjoy the scenery.
Estimate based on total driving time — actual pace depends on stops, traffic, and breaks.
The route at a glance
Stops along the way
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- 01Open in MapsÅndalsnes
Trollstigen base.
- 02Open in MapsTrollstigen viewpoint
Cantilevered platform.
- 03Open in MapsValldal
Strawberry stop.
- 04Open in MapsGeiranger
Ferry past Seven Sisters.
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Travel tips
- ★Check Trollstigen open status.
- ★Book ferry tickets ahead.
- ★Cloudy days hide everything.
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Frequently asked
How long does it take to drive the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
The Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen takes about 4 hours of driving non-stop to cover its 105 km. Actual trip length depends on how often you stop at viewpoints and towns along the way.
How long is the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
The Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen is 105 km long, running from Åndalsnes to Geiranger.
When is the best time to drive the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
Best driven May – September. Expect more visitors in July–August peak season; shoulder months (May–June, September) are usually quieter and often offer better light. High mountain passes on this route can close in winter due to snow. Always check local road status and seasonal closures before setting off.
Is the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen hard to drive?
The Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen is rated advanced difficulty. It is classified as a mountain pass.
What are the main stops on the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
The route runs from Åndalsnes to Geiranger, with key stops including Trollstigen viewpoint, Valldal.
Where is the Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen?
The Geirangerfjord & Trollstigen is located in Møre og Romsdal, Norway. It runs between Åndalsnes and Geiranger.