Information about Trollfjorden
Trollfjorden is a 2 kilometer long sidearm of the Raftsund strait. It's become a popular tourist destination with its narrow entrance and the steep mountains surrounding it. Cruises and ferries pass through the fjord and from one of these boats you are able to get a unique perspective of the area.
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Attractions nearby Trollfjorden
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