Romsdalseggen, Andalsnes

Good hike with incredible views. Not overly damanding but you will need a reasonable fitness level to climb the hills or just take it slow and steady. The exposed faces are not that dangerous, in case you're concerned about them, although not suitable for anyone with a real fear of heights. You're rewarded with stunning scenery and 360 degree panoramas should you attempt it.

This is a trip for most people but if you are afraid of heights you should consider the easier route. The most popular trail will give you by far a spectacular experience. This is a one way trip. Take the bus in the morning from Åndalsnes bus station. 25€. 20 minutes ride. Order on the website visit Åndalsnes. It starts steep but the Sherpas has made nice stairs for you in som parts. You can drink water from the creek in about 2k’s then it’s no more. You will walk the full trip over the ridge in between 4,5 to 7 hours. You need good shoes, trainers as a minimum. Bring enough food and water. Camera. Remark that the down climbing is 1,5 hour. Could be a bit painful. I brought my Ecco sandals and was happy with that. The tour ends in Åndalsnes city. Parking at place. No WC available during the route. Good signing. Follow the red T.

One of the best and most rewarding hikes in Norway. Not too hard with a good fitness level. The view from the rim is magnificent! If you are not used to airy and exposed scrambling, I’d advise to only climb to the first part of the rim and the return the same way back. For the people who are not afraid of heights, the scrambling is not hard at all.

Everything is really good, but now (17th of May) it has tons of snow and it's really difficult to find a route to the top of the mountain, most of T letters are impossible to find

Awesome views, but terribly hard