Day Pass Norsk Tindesenter

Åndalsnes

With one ticket you can access both the museum and the climbing wall at Norsk Tindesenter

Indoor climbing at Tindesenteret

Guided hiking adventures

Guided Tour Romsdalsstigen Via Ferrata Intro Wall

An airy experience in a beautiful landscape in Åndalsnes

Guided Tour Romsdalsstigen Via Ferrata West Wall

An airy challenge in Åndalsnes perfect for those seeking adrenaline

Romsdalsstigen Via Ferrata

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Tips and inspiration

Norsk Tindesenter is located in the heart of Åndalsnes, with fantastic views of the Romsdalsfjord and the surrounding mountains.

Norsk Tindesenter

Kayaking is a perfect way to explore the Romsdalsfjord. Paddle your way in the serene water, past green valleys and snow capped mountains.

Romsdalsfjord by kayak

Via Ferrata is a fun and exciting way to explore Romsdalsfjellene Mountains. Panoramic views come as a bonus.

Via Ferrata

A visit to Åndalsnes is not complete without a visit to Rampestreken viewpoint.

Rampestreken

Stand-up paddling across the emerald-green waters of the Istra River is great experience suitable for families and friends.

A first for any visitor is the hike up to the dizzying <a href="https://gofjords.com/inspiration/norway/5-reasons-to-visit-andalsnes.s7YNy07vjBHUIf7ld5OJ">Rampestreken viewing platform</a>, perched nearly 550 m (1800 ft) over Åndalsnes. Stroll up from the town center to a unique set of stone steps, the Romsdalstrappa, laid by none other than — who else? —Nepalese Sherpa guides.&nbsp;Still not high enough for you? Head back up the steps to the top of Mt. Nesaksla, 708 m (2323 ft) tall. Families can easily tackle Litlefjellet for accessible views, while ambitious hikers will want to take a crack at the challenging <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/andalsnes/romsdalseggen-guided-hike.347?startDate=2021-06-30">Romsdalseggen trail </a>— one of the world’s most scenic highland routes. A skier? Grab a local guide and make for Mt. Kirketaket, for 1439 m (4721 ft) of powdery slopes and stunning fjord scenery.Loftier still is <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/andalsnes/trollveggen-viewpoint-guided-hike.238">Trollveggen</a>, a nearby mountain wall soaring a mind-boggling 1700 m (5578 ft) skyward. Free climbers and base jumpers make a habit of scrambling up or plunging off this intimidating “Troll Wall.” But you’ll probably prefer to view its massive bulk from below or — even better — from the comfort of the Rauma Line. Ride its legendary rails on a safe and scenic trip from Åndalsnes to Dombås or Bjorli for unparalleled sightseeing.After your train pulls back into town, make a beeline for the <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/andalsnes/day-pass-norsk-tindesenter.345">Norsk Tindesenter</a> to explore local mountaineering history and — if your adrenaline’s still pumping — scale the nation’s tallest <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/andalsnes/family-friendly-climbing-course-norwegian-mountaineering-center.236">indoor climbing wall</a>. Mountaineering mission accomplished, recharge your batteries and rest your soles at one of the town’s charming cafés or inns with a cup of tea or coffee, cinnamon roll or New Nordic nosh. If you want to swap sugar kicks with adrenaline kicks, maybe a <a href="https://gofjords.com/inspiration/norway/why-you-should-try-via-ferrata-in-norway.9D6tjFPjUdSIN5mU9YgJ">Via Ferrata route</a> does the trick?Welcome to Åndalsnes — the height of holiday excitement!

Romsdalseggen Ridge, the Sunnmøre Alps, Trollstigen, Via Ferrata and more . Åndalsnes has much to offer. Find things to do and travel tips. Read more!