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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Unprofessional and Irresponsible.

I have emailed twice prior to writing this review, and all discourse has been ignored, which reinforces my statement: Trolltunga Active are unprofessional and irresponsible.

I want to give context to the trip:

The trip was expensive, for a number of reasons: travel to and from Odda, accomodation in Odda and the trip itself. All of which is understandable, if you are to receive the experience that is advertised on the website.

Our trip on 27/12/25 was cut severely short, of which, was down to the shortcomings of the guide, and by extension the organisation.

On the website, when booking, it outlines a list of important factors that should be considered before booking on a trip of this magnitude. They provide a list of suitable clothing, what to carry, and requirements that all members should agree to.

It is all 'suggested' that members attend the safety briefing the night before, where once again they provide a list of equipment. At this point, you also recievie a participant waiver/contract, which all members are expected to complete and return the following morning. However, this is where the issues began.

1. The briefing is not mandatory, and therefore the company do not have the opportunity to discuss all concerns fully, prior to the trip commencing.
2. All members of the group did not complete the participant waiver, and subsequently, we're not expected to hand this in the following morning. This is concerning, as this obligatory contract held little to no importance to the guide.
3. Members of the group arrived visibly unequipped for the conditions, as they were allowed to book hours before the trip commencing. Members of the group arrived wearing: Jeans, Ugg Boots and Vans trainers and were expected to scale 800 meters in some of the most treacherous conditions.
4. It was not enforced by the guide that the group were expected to rent equipment, or that they would be turned away through poor preparation.
5. The guide was supposed to provide hiking poles as part of the equipment the company offer, but this did not happen.

Perhaps the most important factor that resulted in our walk ending prematurely, was the fact that there was only one guide for a group of eight people. On every organised hike I ever been on, there has always been two guides available, on the grounds of safety.

Two hours into the hike, one member of the group was having an issue, due to their failure in preparation. In hindsight, this group member should have never been allowed to start the walk, and by the company's own admission, should have been refused. However, because there was only one guide available, the entire group were made to turn around.

To make matters worse, the guide mentioned to other members of the group that they could join a trip the following morning, where they would have two guides available.

The hike lasted a meager three and half hours in total. Of which, two hours of that was spent walking up a road. We barely got further than civilisation before we were turned back in favourable weather conditions, for the simple fact that the guide did not challenge the group on their attire/clothing. This, a reckless and unsafe error.

My partner and I spent £280 on this organised hike, for a frustrating, and quite frankly laughable experience.

I would avoid booking with this company, who in my opinion, simply want an easy pay-day.

My partner and I would have had more chance scaling Trolltunga by ourselves.

December 27, 2025
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Trolltunga sunset/sunrise experience

We did the Trolltunga sunrise/sunset hike on 21st en 22nd of August with this organization. Everything was very well organized. From the briefing the night before, to the very knowledgeable and friendly guides. The service is superb. The guides know a lot about the area, ensure that everyone in the group can walk at their own pace and keep a close eye on everything.

Spending the night in the domes is great. They are tastefully decorated and the food was great! A big advantage of the overnight stay is, that you can split the hike into two parts. This makes walking much more relaxed.

Another big advantage is that you can visit the Trolltunga at a time when there are not many other hikers. You don't have to queue for hours to take pictures.

As a family we are a beautiful experience and memories richer. Thanks Trolltunga Active!

August 21, 2023
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