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Welcome to Trolltunga (meaning the Troll's Tongue) – Norway's most spectacular rock formation! The hike to Trolltunga (1180 m) is long and demanding but rewards you with breathtaking views.
‍From P2 Skjeggedal: 27 km round trip, 800 m ascent, 8–12 hours.
‍From P3 Mågelitopp: 20 km round trip, 320 m ascent, 7–10 hours (the P3 parking is closed for the season).
Start early, pack food, water, and proper gear, and check the weather before departure.
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During the winter season (1 October – 31 May) we recommend guided tours only.
Book your guided tour directly with Trolltunga Active.
The shuttle buses have stopped running for the season.
Parking areas P1 Tyssedal and P2 Skjeggedal remain open year-round.

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In Norway’s Outdoor Capital, Ullensvang, you’ll find a wealth of nature and cultural experiences. Explore the Folgefonna glacier, the Låtefoss waterfall, local cider producers, and fascinating industrial history at the Norwegian Museum of Hydro Power and Industry. In addition to the iconic hike to Trolltunga, there are many other beautiful trails to discover – including the scenic Queen’s Trail (Dronningstien).

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Accommodation

Trolltunga hikers have many options for lodging in Odda, the closest town, and in the nearby villages such as Tyssedal, Lofthus, Røldal or Jondal. Our area o comfortable hotels and motels, as well as cabins and campgrounds with all the facilities you need. We strongly recommend at least a two-night stay in our area, to allow enough time for a truly memorable Trolltunga adventure.

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Trolltunga Trail Information

🚧 ROAD CLOSED: P1 Tyssedal – P2 Skjeggedal
17 November – 13 December
The road is open on Saturday, December 6!

🔧 Safety work is being carried out along Skjeggedalsvegen.
Closed Monday–Saturday from 08:00–19:00 (open from 19:00–08:00).

🚗 Open for through-traffic at fixed times:
🕒 10:00–10:30
🕒 12:00–12:30
🕒 14:30–15:00
🕒 17:50–18:10

Thank you for your patience! 💛

❄️ Winter is one of the most magical times to experience Trolltunga!

There is ice on the Trolltunga plateau, and it is currently not possible to step out onto the Trolltunga rock!

❄️ Icy trail from P3 Mågelitopp up towards Gryteskar. Crampons and snowshoes are absolutely necessary for a safe hike.

👣 We recommend a guided tour during the winter season.

NORSK
🚧 STENGT VEI: P1 Tyssedal – P2 Skjeggedal
17. november – 13. desember
Veien er åpen lørdag 6. desember!

🔧 Det pågår sikringsarbeid langs Skjeggedalsvegen.
Stengt mandag–lørdag kl. 08–19 (åpent kl. 19–08).

🚗 Åpen gjennomkjøring på faste tidspunkt:
🕒 10:00–10:30
🕒 12:00–12:30
🕒 14:30–15:00
🕒 17:50–18:10

Takk for tålmodigheten! 💛

❄️ Vinteren er en av de mest magiske tidene på Trolltunga!

Det er is på Trolltungaplatået og ikke mulig å gå ut på selve Trolltunga nå!

❄️ Isete sti fra P3 Mågelitopp og opp mot Gryteskar. Brodder og truger er helt nødvendig nå.

👣 Vi anbefaler guidet tur i vintersesongen.

📸 Photo: Olaf Gravdal / Trolltunga Active
🌐 More info: www.trolltunga.com

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For your safety, we highly recommend guided hikes with local experts from Trolltunga Active or Trolltunga Adventures. Weather conditions can change rapidly, making proper gear and preparation crucial for a safe and unforgettable experience.

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Trolltunga in winter

Trolltunga in winter costume is probably the most exotic time to experience Trolltunga. But snow, ice, winter weather and short cold days can also be a big challenge – a real expedition.

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Trolltunga in spring

Experience spring at Trolltunga — an adventure in a snowy landscape! Although it is spring down by the fjord, the path to Trolltunga is often covered with snow until out in June. From October through May, we therefore recommend a guided hike.

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Trolltunga in summer

The summer months of June—August are long, bright days on Trolltunga. The hike to Trolltunga is long and demanding, and you need to be in good physical shape. Experienced hikers can hike to Trolltunga on their own from 1 June to 30 September.

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Trolltunga in autumn

Autumn is magical on Trolltunga! The mountains glow in bright colors of red, yellow and orange, while the fresh autumn air gives a very special experience. Remember that the days are shorter – start early to get back before dark.

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About trolltunga

Trolltunga – Norges råeste fjelleventyr | Offisielle nettsted

Trolltunga (meaning the Troll’s Tongue) is more than just a rock formation – it’s an adventure that challenges and inspires. With its dramatic landscape and breathtaking views, Trolltunga is an iconic adventure destination for travellers from around the world. From the first step on the trail to the edge of the cliff, Trolltunga is as much about the journey as the destination. Our website provides you with up-to-date information and valuable tips to ensure a safe and unforgettable adventure.

safe hike

A hike to Trolltunga is an unforgettable adventure, but it requires careful preparation. The weather can change rapidly, and the hike is physically demanding. Make sure you have the right gear, plenty of food and water, and always check the weather forecast before setting out. For added safety, we strongly recommend hiking with an experienced local guide, especially during the winter season. Follow the Norwegian Mountain Code to make your journey both safe and memorable.

Preserve our wilderness

There are no public toilets in the mountains. You must bring back allyour trash (including used toilet paper). Discard it in the rubbish bins in the P2 Skjeggedal parking lot.

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Discover Trolltunga through our blog, where we share practical tips, captivating stories, and essential seasonal guides. Learn how to prepare for the hike, immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the mountains through words and images, and get inspired to make Trolltunga your next unforgettable outdoor adventure.

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Certified as a Norwegian Scenic Hike!

Trolltunga is one of the most spectacular rock formations in Norway. At the end of July 2021, Trolltunga was certified as a National Tourist Trail.

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Certified as a Norwegian Scenic Hike!

Trolltunga is one of the most spectacular rock formations in Norway. At the end of July 2021, Trolltunga was was certified as a Norwegian Scenic Hike.

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We believe that more insight makes for a richer experience, whether you're planning your next trip or reading this from a comfy chair somewhere far away.

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Show consideration by following these simple advice and commandments. Here's how to make sure your visit doesn't diminish the experience for others.

Our Customer Survey Winner

Every year we conduct a guest survey to see how satisfied our hikers are with their trip to Trolltunga. This year we received 982 responses.

Kygo brought a grand piano to Trolltunga

Last summer Kygo brought a grand piano with him and recorded a new record at Trolltunga, together with a number of Norwegian and international artists.

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If you love nature, challenges and breathtaking views, Trolltunga is a trip you must experience at least once in a lifetime!

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Experience Trolltunga through breathtaking videos that capture its raw natural beauty and unique atmosphere. Be inspired by the dramatic scenery, shifting seasons and unforgettable moments that make Trolltunga a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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Memories for a lifetime

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Explore the spectacular surroundings of Trolltunga through guided hikes that combine safety, quality, and sustainability. With experienced guides from local companies such as Trolltunga Active and Trolltunga Adventures, you can take part in activities like Via Ferrata climbing, kayaking on Sandvinvatnet lake, a RIB rafting safari, kayaking on the Hardangerfjord, or a glacier trek on Folgefonna. These adventures offer unique opportunities to experience nature’s raw beauty up close, and learn about local culture and traditions. We invite you to create memories that will last a lifetime!

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Trolltunga Active

Trolltunga Active and their expert guides offer a wide range of thrilling activities in and around Trolltunga, with a strong focus on sustainability, top quality, the wow factor, and, most importantly, safety.

Trolltunga Adventures

For years, Trolltunga Adventures has been offering guided overnight excursions to Trolltunga, focusing on high-quality experiences. These hikes can be customised based on skill level, preferences and budget.

Trolltunga Via Ferrata

For the adventurous, Trolltunga Via Ferrata offers anexciting combination of hiking and a 250-meter climb up to Trolltunga. We provide the specialisedsafety equipment you need.

Cliff camping

Spend the night in a tent suspended high above the fjord! Enjoy dinner overlooking the Folgefonna glacier. No previous climbing experience necessary. Our experienced guide ensures your safety throughout the adventure.

Trolltunga Hotel

Trolltunga Hotel in Odda, the partner hotel of Trolltunga Active, offers comfortable rooms with stunning views and a restaurant that proudly features local cuisine. Beautifully situated by a pristine lake and river.

Hardanger Hotell

Hardanger Hotel is centrally located in Odda, with 50 rooms overlooking the fjord or peeringup at the surrounding mountains. Conveniently situated near the shuttle bus to Trolltunga.

Trolltunga Camping

Trolltunga Camping is idyllically situated by the beautiful Sandvinsvatnet lake. Here you are surrounded by magnificent scenery, while just 2 km from the Odda town centre and the Hardangerfjord.

What people say

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We deeply appreciate the feedback from our visitors about their Trolltunga experience. Read stories from fellow adventurers or share your own review. Your insights help us continually improve and create even better experiences for future explorers.

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Very handsome ride!! It is important to have good shoes, proper clothing for the weather, sunscreen, sunglasses, rodent patches and enough food/drink. Start early in the day and be unrested before the walk starts.

Kjersti S Bye

Doesn't get any better!! Wonderful walk in the Norwegian mountain range. You feel it in your legs, but are rewarded with the rawest vantage point!

Espen D

Lovely ride in sometimes heavy terrain. Was up at Trolltunga a little before 0900 and then there was no queue to go out on the tongue itself. Recommended to go early, both because of the temperature and the number of people on the trail. Clearly marked path and easy to find. I was lucky with the weather and the view. Heavier downward than upward. I recommend good mountain shoes.

Andreas H.

Plan your trip and take it only in nice weather! Fantastic scenery, and good merka. The first mile was straight up! Calculate plenty of time to get out on the “tongue”. We started our trip before 8 and it was over 40 min to wait in line when we got up. bring enough change and food. There are many sources of water to fill a drinking bottle.

Tone V

This trip was just absolutely gorgeous! So much different terrain and climbs. I was so unlucky to ruin the shoes on the way up but found a hero with duckt tape! It was cool on top, recommend bringing an extra tile and socks! It's okay if you sweat too so you can change. By far one of the best experiences of my life!

Camilla M

We thought we were in good shape after many mountain hikes, but this took a toll. Went with guides from Trolltunga active and as they said: you have not been to
trolltunga before you've come back down. On snowshoes in a lot of snow and with any type of weather we reached the majesty. We were a group of 12 and recommend going with a guide at this time of year. It was an amazing experience, but hard work both physically and mentally.

Beate V

Amazing trip!!! Remember and calculate time. Start early in the morning. You can quickly get into a queue, where the buses will take you from. We spent 10.5 hours round trip, with some short breaks. And remember, it's long. But gosh, when you arrive. Can be highly recommended. The trip is demanding, so don't venture out, unless you're in decent physical shape.

Janne R.

We went to Trolltunga towards the end of July on a day of dry and fine weather. Despite the fact that we arrived at the parking lot at 7 in the morning there were hardly any spaces available so you should be out early if you are going to bring your own car. There are two climbs, they come early in the run, but as soon as you are over these the terrain is quite flat and fine. Put on good shoes and bring extra clothes and food as you will be walking for a few hours in the mountains.

Eivind F

Perfect day trip, went up and down on with a good break at trolltunga in 8 hours. Perfect length for a day trip and not very demanding terrain except at the start.

Weekend asp

This is a trip that will take your breath away! The first kilometer literally, it's very steep. Bring plenty of clothes, the weather changes fast and plenty of food. You can pick up water along the way. Calculate plenty of time to get out on the tongue, we waited more than 2.5 hours.
Our walk started in sunshine and ended in fog so thick you could barely see two metres.
We were well trained and well prepared and had an amazing experience!

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