Trolltind

Trolltind is a mountain peak located in the Romsdal Alps of Norway. It is one of the most iconic and recognizable mountains in the region, known for its dramatic appearance and challenging climbing routes. The peak reaches an elevation of 1,788 meters (5,866 feet) above sea level. Trolltind is a prominent feature of the Romsdal landscape, often photographed and admired by visitors.

The mountain is particularly famous for its sheer western face, which is a popular destination for experienced climbers and base jumpers. The sheer drop offers a significant challenge and a spectacular view for those who dare to ascend or jump from its heights. Several climbing routes have been established on Trolltind, attracting climbers from all over the world seeking to test their skills against its rugged terrain.

Below Trolltind lies the Romsdalen valley, a picturesque glacial valley that provides stunning views of the mountain. The area around Trolltind is a popular tourist destination, offering hiking opportunities for less experienced individuals who wish to admire the mountain's grandeur without attempting a difficult climb. The combination of its striking natural beauty and the adrenaline-fueled activities it enables makes Trolltind a significant landmark in Norwegian mountaineering and adventure tourism.