Troll Wall
Trollveggen
The highest vertical rock face in Europe, rising about 1,100 meters from the valley floor, the most striking view in the Romsdal valley, best seen from the visitor centre.
The Troll Wall is the north face of the Trolltindene mountain range, facing the Romsdal valley. Its vertical drop is about 1,100 meters (3,600 feet), making it the highest vertical (and in places overhanging) rock face in Europe. It was once a world-class site for climbing and low-altitude BASE jumping, although jumping is now prohibited. Visitors can park beside the E136 road at the Troll Wall visitor centre to admire it. The centre has exhibits and a café, and on clear days climbers can be seen on the rock face. Entry is free. It is about 15 minutes' drive from Åndalsnes and is often combined with the Trollstigen road.
Opening hours
All day (visitor center approx. 10:00–18:00 in summer)
Nearby sights
- Trollstigen Viewpoint
- Romsdalseggen Ridge
- Romsdalen Gondola
- Rampestreken
- Romsdalsstigen Via Ferrata
- Rauma Railway
- Norwegian Mountaineering Centre
- Rødven Stave Church