Information about the opening and closing of Trollstigen

Trollstigen 2026

Updated information as of 16 September 2026:

From Monday, 28 September, County Road 63 (Fv. 63) over Trollstigen will be closed between Trollstigfoten (the start on the Åndalsnes side) in Isterdalen and Trollstigplatået (the plateau on top) from Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The closure will last for up to four weeks.

This means it will not be possible to drive through Trollstigen during the day on weekdays. The road reopens at 6:00 pm and stays open around the clock at weekends. The rest of Fv. 63 remains open, and you can still drive to the Trollstigen plateau and the viewpoints from the Valldal side.

Stay updated on road opening and closure information here.

Useful to know:

• The Norwegian Scenic Route Geiranger–Trollstigen is always closed in winter and normally open from mid-May to October/November, depending on when winter returns.
• Be aware that weather and mountain conditions may affect the opening and cause temporary closures.
• Start your trip early in the morning or late in the afternoon for a quieter experience.
• The road is narrow and winding – large campervans or caravans should plan well and be prepared for meeting oncoming traffic.
• Whether you start from Åndalsnes or Valldal, the drive to the viewpoint offers panoramic views of the waterfalls and the legendary mountain road.
• Please note that early in the season, some of the restroom facilities along the route may be closed. Plan ahead.
• For opening hours of the café and souvenir shop at the plateau, check www.trollstigen.no

View traffic reports and the status of Trollstigen road here:

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration, download the app ‘Vegvesen trafikk’ or call the traffic operations centre at the following number: +47 22 175 175.

Discover other ways to experience Trollstigen

Trollstigfoten – situated at the barrier used for closing the road in winter – can still be reached by foot, bike or car from Åndalsnes. From there, you can look up towards the architectural ramps at the viewpoint, Stigfossen waterfall and the road’s famous bends. On the way to Trollstigfoten, in Isterdalen valley, is Trollstigen Camping and Gjestegård, which not only offers accommodation but also has a café and a souvenir shop.

If you want to walk the Kløvstien path to Trollstigen, Trollstigfoten is one of two starting points for the walking route that runs on the opposite side of the valley. The route offers views directly across to the road's iconic hairpin bends. You can reach the viewpoint on Trollstigen plateau in about 1–3 hours, depending on how far down the valley you start the hike. The hike is medium-hard, so don’t forget to wear good hiking shoes! Guided tours are also available through the Norwegian Mountaineering Centre, Norsk Tindesenter.

Drive or cycle from Valldal - The Adventure Valley up to the viewpoint on the Trollstigen plateau. The route leads you past Gudbrandsjuvet gorge – itself an architectural viewpoint where you can experience steep mountainsides, the river and the gorge at close range.