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Basecamp Trollstigen, Møre og Romsdal, Fjord Norway

Photographs by Basecamp Trollstigen, used with permission.

Basecamp Trollstigen

Møre og Romsdal, Fjord Norway

Pitches and small cabins at the foot of the Trollstigen hairpins.

Why we love it

Trollstigen is eleven hairpin bends climbing a wall of rock, and it is one of the National Tourist Routes — the set of roads Norway has deliberately treated as architecture. Staying at the bottom means driving it early, before the coaches start, which is the difference between a road and a car park.

Cabins sleeping one to five, plus tent and caravan pitches with hook-ups. Straightforward, and in the right place.

Best for: driving Trollstigen at seven in the morning

Checked August 2026 · We re-verify prices and opening every quarter.

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