
Published: 15.07.2026
After a hearty breakfast, our journey continues. We drive along the E6 towards Dombas, which is not very spectacular. During a short break at a supermarket, Buddy got a new leash since I had left his somewhere. The pet shop was conveniently around the corner.
Just before Dombas, the landscapes become magnificent again. At 27 degrees and a blue sky, we cross the Dovrefjell. One of today's highlights.
Upon arriving in Dombas, my Honda's thermometer shows 29 degrees. So we continue on the E136 towards Trollstigen.
Trollstigen is one of the most spectacular mountain passes in Norway. It connects the Romsdalsfjord at Åndalsnes with Valldal and is famous for its 11 narrow hairpin bends that climb a nearly vertical rock face and cross the roaring waterfall Stigfossen.
The second highlight of the day.
We continue on Route 63 towards Linge, where we take the ferry to Eidsdal. We proceed on Route 63 until we reach the Ørnesvingen Viewpoint. And here is highlight number three. Before us lies the Geirangerfjord, probably the most famous fjord and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A few kilometers further, we find our campsite at Dalen. It has been a long day with many kilometers, but with all the highlights and the dream weather, it also felt very brief.
