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Valhall Via Ferrata – Trolltunga Adventures

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Valhall Via Ferrata in Odda is a family-friendly climbing route of 120 metres with views across the Sørfjord and surrounding mountains — suitable from age 7 and requiring no previous climbing experience.

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Hjøllovegen 12, 5750 Odda

Phone

+47 488 47 000

Mail

post@trolltungaadventures.com

Website

Trolltungaadventures.com/vallhall-viaferatta-1

Aerial view of Odda with the Valhall adventure centre in the foreground, Sørfjorden and snow-capped mountains beyond.

Three climbers on a vertical rock face during a via ferrata at Valhall in Odda, Hardanger, wearing helmets and harnesses.

Guide demonstrating safety equipment to a group of participants outdoors at Valhall in Odda before a via ferrata climb.

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Man climbing a grey rock face on the via ferrata at Valhall in Odda, wearing helmet, harness and climbing shoes.

Group ascending the via ferrata route at Valhall in Odda, using fixed iron rungs and a suspended wooden bridge.

Guide explaining carabiner and belay systems at Valhall in Odda, with snow-capped mountains and colourful shields in the background.

Guide giving a safety briefing to a group on the wooden start platform for via ferrata at Valhall in Odda.

Participant in a pink jacket taking the first steps onto the rock face at the via ferrata start at Valhall in Odda, while the group waits on the platf

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Valhall Via Ferrata starts at Lothepus Camping, a short walk from Odda town centre. The route climbs 120 metres along the rock face, gaining 70 vertical metres, before returning on a trail of approximately 500 metres.

Trolltunga Adventures has been running guided tours in Hardanger since 2013. Experienced guides lead you through the route — climbing harness and helmet are included in the price. No previous climbing experience is required, though some sections are exposed and the challenge feels genuine.

From the rock face, the views open across the Sørfjord and the mountains on either side. Below lies the stave church at Lothepus Camping — a large timber building modelled on Norway's medieval stave churches, and one of very few of its kind in the Hardanger region.

Guided departures run four times daily: 10:00, 12:30, 15:00 and 17:30, from May to October. The route is suitable for children from age 7 and makes an excellent introduction to via ferrata for first-timers. The full experience takes around two hours. Price from NOK 250 per person.

After the climb, Langhuset Restaurant at Lothepus Camping is a natural next stop — and the stave church on the campsite grounds is worth a closer look while you are there.

Welcome to Valhall Via Ferrata in Odda.

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