• Kokarsteinen - 5. Our journey begins at Kokarsteinen, a historical spot where travelers once paused for nourishment, rest, or shelter. Be sure to find the stone structure. Restrooms are accessible when the cafeteria is open, with a fee of NOK 10 per guest.
• Liabygda Ringsetskiftet - 10. ViewPoint by the sea. As we head to the ViewPoint by the sea, we pass the historic Rose Church in Stordal, constructed in 1789. Another stunning ViewPoint is near Liabygda. To the left, observe a salmon fish farm, and to the right, the town of Stranda, home to the Grandiosa pizza factory. Across the fjord, the waterway leads to Geiranger and Hellesylt. On the mountain to the left, you can spot the mountain farm Skrednakken, visited by Norwegian Queen Sonja some years ago. Remember to capture some beautiful photos.
• Gudbrandsjuvet - 20. Gudbrandsjuvet is a river gorge in the Valldøla river. The river flows dynamically between gorges and mountain crevices, meeting at unexpected angles before passing under the bridge and cascading further down the valley. The gorge is partly shaped by several large potholes. This water feature is a popular tourist attraction, with platforms and bridges crafted from a mix of glass and rusted iron in both walls and floors. A cafeteria and free toilets are available here. Don’t miss their delicious Salmon baguette!
• Krikebrua - 25. The old bridge at Krikebrua is a marvel of nature! This is one of the most remarkable stops on our journey. We pause at a small area with free toilets and benches for resting. We then hike together for about 3 to 4 minutes across the road to see an old bridge (constructed in 1891) and a stunning waterfall and river above. The bridge is made entirely of rocks, with no concrete or steel in its construction. Please use the bins on the bus for your trash.
• Trollstigen - 30. Trollstigen ViewPoints is the highlight of our trip. There are two ViewPoints available; one is a 5-minute walk, and the other, the best one, is a 10-minute walk from the bus. The path to these viewpoints is paved with concrete and has sturdy safety fences. A souvenir shop and free toilets are available at Trollstigen. A cafeteria offers sandwiches, coffee, and soft ice cream, along with hot meals.
• Trollstigen foothill viewpoint - 35. We descend from Trollstigen towards Trollstigen Gjestegård, stopping for photos after Stigfoss. This stop is available from July 15, 2025.
• Trollstigen Drift As - 40. This is the final stop on our journey. Trollstigen Gjestegård features a large souvenir shop and a cafeteria. Restrooms are also available.

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• Local taxes covered
• No fuel surcharges

• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup

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• Dress code is smart casual

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