Trollstigen Romsdal Norway Åndalsnes Rauma (The Troll Ladder) is a mountain road ( Part 2 )

Trollstigen Romsdal Norway Åndalsnes Rauma (The Troll Ladder) is a mountain road ( Part 2 )
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Trollstigen
Trollstigen viewing platformTrollstigen (English: The Troll Ladder) is a mountain road in Rauma, Norway, part of Norwegian national road 63 connecting Åndalsnes in Rauma and Valldal in Norddal. It is a popular tourist attraction due to its steep incline of 9 % and eleven hairpin bends up a steep mountain side. Trollstigen was opened on July 31, 1936, by King Haakon VII after a construction time of 8 years. The road up is narrow and with few possibilities where cars can meet, although it has been widened in recent years. On the top there is big parking place where you can walk for about ten minutes to get onto a viewing balcony. There you will enjoy a great view over the road with its bends and the waterfall. Stigfossen is a beautiful waterfall which falls 320 metres down the mountain side. Trollstigen is closed during the fall and winter months. A normal opening season stretches from the mid of May to October, but may sometimes be shorter or longer due to changes in the weather conditions. In the summer of 2005 the road was repaired and about 16 million NOK was spent on protection against rockfall, making the road a lot safer to drive on.Fra Wikipedia, den frie encyklopedi
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Trollstigen.
Trollstigen etter ombygging/rassikring.Trollstigvegen (ofte kalt Trollstigen eller bare Stigen) er et veistykke på riksvei 63 i Rauma kommune i Romsdal i Møre og Romsdal. Trollstigveien forbinder Valldal på Sunnmøre med Åndalsnes og Romsdalen, og var inntil tunnelene mellom Linge og Overå på riksvei 650 åpnet i 1975, Valldals eneste fergefrie veiforbindelse.
Trollstigveien ble åpnet av kong Haakon VII den 31. juli 1936, etter en anleggsperiode på åtte år, og går i sikksakk fra innerst i Isterdalen opp til Stigrøra. Veien ble anlagt etter omtrent samme trasé som en eldre sti, kalt Kløvstien, som er restaurert og skiltet/merket som fotsti. Det er elleve hårnålssvinger på Trollstigvegen, hver med en radius på cirka 10 meter, og det er bro like under den 180 meter høye Stigfossen. Ved stor vannføring i fossen står vannspruten inn over broen. På grunn av hyppige steinras og etterfølgende ødeleggelser på kjørebanen, ble en strekning nederst i Trollstigen lagt om i 2005. Dette omfattet tredje og fjerde sving nedenfra (se bilder). Samtidig måtte det bygges to nye broer over elven. Veiens høyeste punkt er Alnesreset, 850 meter over havet, på Alnesreset sto tidligere vertshuset Trollstigheimen, som ble tatt av et stort snøras.
Veistrekningen er vinterstengt og er vanligvis åpen fra medio mai og til snøen faller om høsten

[@ronnyorken2147]

Have driven that road many times with car and caravan. Have also driven 2 times with 13m bus via Geiranger. Have also driven in western Norway with 18m equipment in my work as a professional driver (30 years).

[@xpost9381]

Since 2011 has max.length been 13,1m. So if you have driven with an 18m vehicle after 2011 in Trollstigen it would be illegal.

[@MegaGronis]

I have drove there. One of the most amazing roads in the world.

[@MG77740]

Its best driving it on a car where you and the brave members of your family can get out of the car by the bridge (my wife couldn't get out). Its very high and you might not completely have the sense of the power of the water, the chill of the mist and the sheer height.

[@gopinathrao01]

Is this a single carriage or a dual carriage road?

[@kasperberge7075]

@@gopinathrao01 single carriage, there’s several pockets though

[@berry1669]

Amazing Road, amazing Bus driver

[@marclausen4840]

Its my dad 🙏

[@spaghettimonster6808]

@@marclausen4840 he got some skills

[@xpost9381]

@@marclausen4840 ...ok....but if this video is taken the later years then your father are breaking the law. It is illegal to drive a bus of that size there. It is clearly marked by the road signs.

[@MsTigrovi]

AUTISTA BUS...CAMPIONE!!!! GRANDISSIMO!!!!!!!!!

[@comfortfoods2877]

Wooowwww so brave bus driver

[@olvinreneeucedafunez6009]

Que pais es ahi esas careteras son las curvas mas grandes q e visto en you tube

[@motonorge1172]

Norway

[@lovehuawei8331]

Should not be allows to big buses

[@deko2561]

👍😀

[@mortenstene6871]

Max lenght for buses is 13.1 m.

[@spilart]

it's an 14m, i don't understand why bring him this road?

[@keithtanner2806]

Why are those ridiculous buses allowed on roads like that? 😳

[@Dan-fo9dk]

They are not allowed. It is clearly marked with max length of 13,1 meter. That bus is longer.....but German tourists don't care. Yesterday had several tourist busses caused a traffic jam on that road. Authority had to close the road for a while in order to clear up the jammed traffic....

[@nurfilme]

O man mit was ist den das gefilmt🙈

[@bil0725]

The reason to have a 3-axle bus there: It's an important tourist destination, a main attraction of a bus trip to the area. The area is dependant on tourism, and have to accept that buses might need to reverse a little to make the hairpins. A journey should have something to remember, would be boring if everything went totally smooth.

[@xpost9381]

Dude....there are no reasons at all to have such buses there. It is ILLEGAL with buses of that size. It is clearly marked by road signs that 13,1meter is max. length.

[@stefansvensson5001]

Bad bussdriver😂😂

[@se6369]

It doesn't mean ladder

[@stefansvensson5001]

a damn bad bus driver

[@stefansvensson5001]

Hur kan man låta en oerfaren busschaufför köra på en av Norges svåraste väg 😂😂😂😂