As you drive towards an imposing mountain face on a narrow country road, it’s natural to assume it’s a dead-end. Yet look closely, and you’ll soon see a car or two slowly creeping up the mountainside.

Trollstigen’s hairpin bends are a famous Norway road trip. But after years of rockfall problems, a new assessment reveals the risk of climate-related road closures.

The county road administration of Møre og Romsdal confirms that the opening of Trollstigen will take place on Friday 11 July at 10.00. The rockfall mitigation work carried out on the iconic hairpin ...

If you're looking for the best places to visit in Norway, then here's a few travel tips. Today's Norway Road vlog took us through Geiranger, to the world famous Trollstigen road, the city of Alesund, ...

Tomorrow, June 16th, marks the official opening of Reiulf Ramstad Architects‘ National Tourist Route project. Back in 2004, the Norwegian firm placed first in an invited competition to design a ...

The 18-07 Holiday Home by Office Inainn sits quietly on a hillside above Storfjorden, near the Geiranger–Trollstigen route. This project brings together two cabins as a single retreat, each built with ...