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Even though many websites claim the hike to the fork is very easy and straightforward, we found it challenging. A head for heights and surefootedness are essential. The climb is very steep, requiring scrambling in many places, which is not without its risks for inexperienced hikers!

An impressive section that's actually not rideable by bike. Only very ambitious cyclists can make it to the top. But even pushing your bike, it's a fantastic experience to be there.

Great hike with fabulous views of the glacier

The Trollstigen is one of the most impressive mountain roads in Europe. It climbs a good 400 meters in 11 hairpin bends and connects Romsdalen with Geiranger. The viewing platforms offer a fantastic view of the pass. But the most impressive part, for me, is the crossing of the 320-meter-high waterfall, Stigfossen.

A breathtaking scenery with snow in midsummer. The highest point is the Fantesteinen. In midsummer (late June), you can even still see cross-country skiers – so it's still very cool to cold.

Old road building art in the Norwegian mountains, really worth seeing

Skjæringen is often ascended along with the neighbouring Tvillingan (the Twins). The pull up to Aksla, the shoulder between the peaks, is relatively straightforward and the onward run is fairly gradual, ascending to the 3,402-foot (1,037 m) summit.

Skjæringen is often ascended along with the neighbouring Tvillingan (the Twins). The hike up to Aksla, the shoulder between the peaks, is relatively straightforward and the onward hike is fairly gradual, ascending to the 3,402-foot (1,037 m) summit.