Trolltinden is a majestic peak in Harstad, offering spectacular views and slightly gentler slopes compared to its neighbor, Nona. It's a great destination for experienced skiers looking for a challenge and some epic powder runs. With multiple routes to choose from, including the challenging Ryggruta and the thrilling S-renna, Trolltinden promises an unforgettable adventure for those willing to make the trek. Just be sure to pack your alpine axe and crampons for added safety on this mountain playground!

It will be vise til check the avalanche danger on the Varsom.no app.

Always bring avalanche gear, ski crampons, booth crampons, and a light ice ax.

How to Get to Trolltinden on Grytøya via the Ferry from Stornes Outside Harstad

Reaching Trolltinden, one of Grytøya’s most stunning peaks, involves a scenic journey combining a ferry ride and a hike. Here's a detailed guide:

Step 1: Getting to Stornes Ferry Terminal

From Harstad, drive approximately 15 kilometers north to the Stornes Ferry Terminal. The drive takes about 10-15 minutes via the RV867 road, which follows the coastline and offers beautiful views along the way. If you're without a car, public transport options such as buses might be available but should be checked in advance.

• Parking at Stornes: The ferry terminal has designated parking areas, allowing you to leave your car if needed.

• Since the trailhead starts at the ferry dock you don't need to bring your car over with the ferry.

Step 2: Taking the Ferry to Grytøya

Board the ferry from Stornes to Bjørnerå on Grytøya, which operates regularly throughout the day. The ferry ride takes about 20 minutes and offers great views of the surrounding fjords and islands.

• Ferry Schedule: The ferry operates frequently, but it’s wise to check the schedule ahead of time, especially during off-peak seasons or holidays.

• Tickets: Free without the car.

  Remeber to Bring;

  Avalache gear: Always bring an avalanche probe, a shovel, and an avalanche beacon.

  An avalanche safety course is recommended, along with thorough assessments based on the avalanche forecast at varsom.no and continuous evaluation of conditions along the way.