Destinations

Iconic Norwegian Landscapes – Guided by Professionals You Can Trust

Norway oƯers some of the world’s most dramatic and untouched landscapes – carvedby ice, shaped by the sea, and deeply rooted in history. At Troll Adventure, we take youbeyond the postcard view and into the heart of these destinations, combiningunforgettable experiences with professional guiding, safety, and local insight.

Our destinations are centered around Norway’s two most important adventure hubs:Stavanger and Bergen. From these gateways, we guide our guests to world-famoushikes, cultural landmarks, hidden coastal gems, and powerful natural monuments – always in small groups, always with highly trained guides, and always with safety as ourfoundation.

Stavanger & The Lysefjord Region

Raw Nature, Deep History, and Legendary Hikes

Stavanger is the gateway to some of Norway’s most dramatic landscapes. Surrounded by fjords, mountains, and rugged coastline, this region oƯers a unique blend of worldclass hiking, cultural heritage, and coastal beauty. Troll Adventure is deeply rooted in this area – our guides know the terrain, the weather patterns, and the hidden details that turn a great trip into an exceptional one.

Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock)

One of Norway’s most iconic landmarks, rising 604 meters above the Lysefjord. The hike oƯers spectacular views and is accessible to many – but changing weather and high exposure demand experienced guiding. We focus on pacing, safety, and timing to give you the best possible experience.

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Kjeragbolten

A true adrenaline destination. Standing on a boulder wedged between two cliƯs 984 meters above the fjord is unforgettable. Our guides manage route choice, group spacing, and conditions to ensure a safe and confident ascent.

Flørli 4444

A demanding and rewarding climb up the world’s longest wooden staircase. This is a physical challenge combined with industrial history and breathtaking fjord views – ideal for active travelers seeking something unique.

Månafossen

One of Rogaland’s most powerful waterfalls. A shorter but steep hike leads to a dramatic viewpoint, perfect for those wanting a high reward without a full-day trek.

Brufjell

A hidden coastal gem featuring sea caves, cliƯs, and raw Atlantic views. This area is less traƯicked and ideal for guests wanting something oƯ the beaten path.

Sogndalstrand

One of the must-do and top 10 destinations in Rogaland.

Between Egersund and Flekkefjord, you find a small place called Sogndalstrand. It’s a small village with pedestrian streeets, small shops and galleries. By the small village, a salmon river is floating through.

The village are idyllic, and definatly a place to visit. The wooden buildings are from 1700’s and 1800’s.
Over the past years, Sogndalstrand has experienced a boom with the development of galleries, golf course, shops, hotel and more. More and more local activities is available for both locals and tourists among them sea rafting.

A beautifully preserved 18th-century coastal village. Perfect for relaxed cultural walks, photography, and understanding Norway’s maritime past.

Varhaug gamle prestegård

A cultural landmark by the sea, combining history, architecture, and dramatic coastal surroundings.

Utstein kloster

Norway’s best-preserved medieval monastery, located on a small island just outside Stavanger. A calm and reflective destination rich in Viking and religious history.

Bergen & Western Norway

Fjords, Glaciers, and Timeless Landscapes

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Bergen is often described as the heart of the fjords – a historic trading city surrounded by seven mountains and endless natural beauty. From Bergen, Troll Adventure guides guests to some of Norway’s most iconic and diverse destinations, ranging from panoramic city viewpoints to glaciers and legendary cliƯ formations.

Fløyen

Easily accessible and oƯering sweeping views over Bergen and the surrounding fjords. Ideal for lighter hikes, cultural walks, and scenic introductions to the region.

Ulriken

The highest of Bergen’s seven mountains, oƯering dramatic views and more demanding hiking routes. A perfect choice for guests wanting altitude and open landscapes.

Trolltunga

One of Norway’s most famous hikes. Long, demanding, and highly exposed to weather – this is where professional guiding truly matters. Our guides focus on preparation, pacing, and safety to ensure a successful and memorable experience.

Folgefonna

A spectacular glacier oƯering guided glacier hikes and ice experiences. Specialized equipment, glacier knowledge, and certified guides are essential – all provided by Troll Adventure

Vøringsfossen

One of Norway’s most famous waterfalls, plunging dramatically into the Måbødalen valley. A powerful natural attraction with well-placed viewpoints and walkways.

Baroniet Rosendal

Scandinavia’s smallest castle, surrounded by gardens, fjords, and mountains. A unique cultural stop combining nature and history in the Hardanger region.

Why Choose Troll Adventure as Your Guide

At Troll Adventure, destinations are only part of the story – how you experience them matters even more.

  • First-responder guides with strong safety culture and decision-making skills
  • Small groups for better flow, flexibility, and personal attention
  • Local knowledge of terrain, weather, and seasonal conditions
  • Professional planning and communication from first contact to completed tour
  • Honest, calm, and friendly guiding — no rush, no pressure, just great experiences

Whether you are seeking iconic hikes, cultural landmarks, or less-known coastal and mountain routes, Troll Adventure delivers safe, memorable, and high-quality adventures – tailored to your group and your expectations.