Litlefjellet — Attraction in Rauma

The trail can be technical for some people, the terrain is very rocky and the rocks aren’t very stable, so you have to be careful where you step, also, there’s climbing parts, it took us 15 min to reach the top, with big backpacks and equipment to spend the night there. Once you’re on the top, there’s plenty of space that you can go and explore, the mountain is very large, we were looking for a good spot for setting our camp and we found the most amazing spot, quite flat and almost not rocky, with breath taking views of åndalsnes, Trollveggen and Romsdalshornet, it was incredible and I think we were so lucky, very quiet, I don’t think much people chooses this mountain to spend the night. I recommend this trail if you want a short hike but with breath taking views, for getting there you have to pay a toll, there’s a toll station at the beginning of the Romsdaleggen trail and you have to pay manually there or...

Litlefjellet is located at the innermost part of Venjedalen in Rauma and offers a fantastic view of Trollveggen and the Troll peaks, Åndalsnes, and the Romsdalsfjord. This relatively short hike provides an immense amount of scenery. Standing on Litlefjellet, the majestic Venjetindane looms behind you, and right beside you, you can look up to the top of Romsdalshorn. You are not alone in feeling small in this massive mountain landscape, watching the Raumabanen railway snake along the beautiful Rauma river far down in the valley. In front of you lies Blånebba, marking the start of the popular Romsdalseggen hike. It's no wonder Arne Næss Sr. once said, 'Never has man gotten so much for so little!' when standing atop...

We started off on a bright summer morning, so the weather was perfect. The trail was clearly marked, just look out for rocks with red paint.

The steeper trails typically has chains to help fellow hikers, but still do becareful of the slippery slopes that still has ice on it.

Coming from someone who isn’t as fit, I would say the hike was moderate (definitely wasn’t easy!), but it was a short one (30mins one way). The view of the Troll Wall and Romsdalhorn was really...