



by LocalTrips AS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 3,600This day trip from Alesund lasts about 6 hours and 40 minutes and includes seven stops along the Trollstigen route. The trip is by coach with a driver-guide and includes all taxes and fuel surcharges. The first stop is Kokarsteinen, a historic rest area with a stone shelter where travelers once stopped for food or shelter. A cafeteria and restrooms are available when open, with a small fee for toilets. Next, the route passes the old Rose Church in Stordal, built in 1789, before reaching a viewpoint by the sea near Liabygda. From here, you can see a salmon fish farm, the town of Stranda, the fjord leading to Geiranger and Hellesylt, and the mountain farm Skrednakken visited by Queen Sonja. Gudbrandsjuvet is a 20-minute stop at a river gorge where the river Valldøla flows through cracks in the mountain. Walk on platforms and bridges made of glass and rusted iron to see the rushing water below. There is a cafeteria with salmon baguettes and free toilets. The next stop is the old rock bridge at Krikebrua, built in 1891 without concrete or steel. After a short walk from the bus, you can view the bridge alongside a waterfall and river. Public trash bins are provided on the bus. Trollstigen ViewPoints is the main stop, offering two viewpoints reachable by concrete paths with safety fences. Facilities include a souvenir shop, free toilets, and a cafeteria serving sandwiches, coffee, soft ice cream, and hot meals. On the way down, the group stops at a viewpoint near Stigfoss for photos (available from July 15, 2025). The last stop is Trollstigen Gjestegård, which has a large souvenir shop, cafeteria, and restrooms. Children must be accompanied by an adult and dress code is smart casual. Food and drinks are not included unless specified, and hotel pickup is not offered.
Kokarsteinen
The first stop is Kokarsteinen, historically a rest place for travelers to eat, rest, or find shelter. Look for the stone construction. When the cafeteria is open, restrooms are available for a fee of NOK 10 per guest.
10 min
ViewPoint by the sea
On the way, the bus passes the old Rose Church in Stordal, built in 1789. The stop is at a viewpoint near Liabygda, where you can see a salmon fish farm to the left, the town of Stranda with the Grandiosa pizza factory to the right, the fjord leading to Geiranger and Hellesylt, and the mountain farm Skrednakken visited by Queen Sonja.
10 min
Gudbrandsjuvet
Gudbrandsjuvet is a river gorge where the Valldøla river flows between mountain cracks and plunges down the valley. Visitors can walk on platforms and bridges made of glass and rust-corroded iron in the walls and floors. A cafeteria is available with a popular salmon baguette, along with free toilets.
20 min
Old bridge by Krikebrua
This stop features an old rock bridge built in 1891 without concrete or steel. After a short 3-4 minute walk from the bus, you can see the bridge, a waterfall, and river above. There are free toilets and benches at the stop. Guests are asked to use bus bins for garbage.
20 min
Trollstigen
The main stop at Trollstigen features two viewpoints, one about 5 minutes' walk and the other about 10 minutes' walk from the bus. Both paths are paved with concrete and have sturdy safety fences. Facilities include a souvenir shop, free toilets, and a cafeteria offering sandwiches, coffee, soft ice cream, and hot meals.
45 min
Trollstigen foothill viewpoint
After descending from Trollstigen towards Trollstigen Gjestegård, the group stops near Stigfoss for photos. This stop is available from July 15, 2025.
10 min
Trollstigen Gjestegård
The final stop offers a large souvenir shop, a cafeteria, and restrooms.
25 min
Our office, second floor, is open from 08:00 days with trips to Trollstigen. Check-in and tickets.
End point
Our office, second floor, is open from 08:00 days with trips to Trollstigen. Check-in and tickets.




by LocalTrips AS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 3,600This day trip from Alesund lasts about 6 hours and 40 minutes and includes seven stops along the Trollstigen route. The trip is by coach with a driver-guide and includes all taxes and fuel surcharges. The first stop is Kokarsteinen, a historic rest area with a stone shelter where travelers once stopped for food or shelter. A cafeteria and restrooms are available when open, with a small fee for toilets. Next, the route passes the old Rose Church in Stordal, built in 1789, before reaching a viewpoint by the sea near Liabygda. From here, you can see a salmon fish farm, the town of Stranda, the fjord leading to Geiranger and Hellesylt, and the mountain farm Skrednakken visited by Queen Sonja. Gudbrandsjuvet is a 20-minute stop at a river gorge where the river Valldøla flows through cracks in the mountain. Walk on platforms and bridges made of glass and rusted iron to see the rushing water below. There is a cafeteria with salmon baguettes and free toilets. The next stop is the old rock bridge at Krikebrua, built in 1891 without concrete or steel. After a short walk from the bus, you can view the bridge alongside a waterfall and river. Public trash bins are provided on the bus. Trollstigen ViewPoints is the main stop, offering two viewpoints reachable by concrete paths with safety fences. Facilities include a souvenir shop, free toilets, and a cafeteria serving sandwiches, coffee, soft ice cream, and hot meals. On the way down, the group stops at a viewpoint near Stigfoss for photos (available from July 15, 2025). The last stop is Trollstigen Gjestegård, which has a large souvenir shop, cafeteria, and restrooms. Children must be accompanied by an adult and dress code is smart casual. Food and drinks are not included unless specified, and hotel pickup is not offered.
Kokarsteinen
The first stop is Kokarsteinen, historically a rest place for travelers to eat, rest, or find shelter. Look for the stone construction. When the cafeteria is open, restrooms are available for a fee of NOK 10 per guest.
10 min
ViewPoint by the sea
On the way, the bus passes the old Rose Church in Stordal, built in 1789. The stop is at a viewpoint near Liabygda, where you can see a salmon fish farm to the left, the town of Stranda with the Grandiosa pizza factory to the right, the fjord leading to Geiranger and Hellesylt, and the mountain farm Skrednakken visited by Queen Sonja.
10 min
Gudbrandsjuvet
Gudbrandsjuvet is a river gorge where the Valldøla river flows between mountain cracks and plunges down the valley. Visitors can walk on platforms and bridges made of glass and rust-corroded iron in the walls and floors. A cafeteria is available with a popular salmon baguette, along with free toilets.
20 min
Old bridge by Krikebrua
This stop features an old rock bridge built in 1891 without concrete or steel. After a short 3-4 minute walk from the bus, you can see the bridge, a waterfall, and river above. There are free toilets and benches at the stop. Guests are asked to use bus bins for garbage.
20 min
Trollstigen
The main stop at Trollstigen features two viewpoints, one about 5 minutes' walk and the other about 10 minutes' walk from the bus. Both paths are paved with concrete and have sturdy safety fences. Facilities include a souvenir shop, free toilets, and a cafeteria offering sandwiches, coffee, soft ice cream, and hot meals.
45 min
Trollstigen foothill viewpoint
After descending from Trollstigen towards Trollstigen Gjestegård, the group stops near Stigfoss for photos. This stop is available from July 15, 2025.
10 min
Trollstigen Gjestegård
The final stop offers a large souvenir shop, a cafeteria, and restrooms.
25 min
Our office, second floor, is open from 08:00 days with trips to Trollstigen. Check-in and tickets.
End point
Our office, second floor, is open from 08:00 days with trips to Trollstigen. Check-in and tickets.