Great day hike - The hike was spectacular and offered varied landscapes. The meditative climb up was rewarded beautiful caves and teh chance to dips in a refreshing mountain lake.

Slightly challenging, worth the effort - The Troll Church Cave hike was a very nice hike. A bit more challenging than originally expected but well worth the effort. Pille picked us up at the dock on time and took us through the forest up to the cave and safely back down again. Proper clothing and shoes are highly recommended for this hike.

Bucketlist, nice view, nice hike - Hike from 1.5 hours to 2 hours upwards. Good shoes and clothes are a requirement. Not an easy climb (as a simple walk, pay attention here and there) but worth it (above the tree line). Here and there (3x) you can use ropes, but you don't have to. The cave is dark, so a light(s) is required. Also an interesting hike through the cave, over water and large stones. To do but also to have some sense at zero and keep going and it will not disappoint you. In retrospect, very glad we did it. Pille is super friendly and takes care of everything, including drinks, food and lights. Nice challenging tour (for us then and we walk the dog quite a lot...)

An Adventure for All Ages - We are both in our mid-70s, but our spirit of adventure and discoveery hasn't retired. We were looking for someone to lead us on this exciting hike to Troll Church Caves. Pille Mitt turned out to be a wonderful, patient, caring guide. She provided transportation, lunch, and personal guidance throoughout the hike. We enjoyed the local information she shared as well as the technical information for a successful roundtrip. We cherish the memories and pictures we made that day. No matter your age, this is a great hike. Get out there and enjoy it!

Cave hiking! - Loved how varied the hike was - calm forests, a little bit of scrambling on rocks, great views. The caves were a real treat and a highlight of Norway for me. Definitely want to go again. Braver souls can take a swim in the mountain top lake!

An experiential and recommended route, flashlights and long clothing are required! - A fun route, a lot of mud on the way, so sandals or sealed walking shoes are better. Headlamps and warm clothing are mandatory into the cave. The track is long and beautiful and like every track in Norway it is uphill most of the time 😊. The cave is very impressive and a crazy experience although dangerous - cold, wet and narrow with rocks above and below. In Israel there is no way they would allow entry to such a pristine and inaccessible place.