Marstein / Romsdalshorn

In a wide part of the valley, below the massive bulk of the Kalskråtind (1,799m/5,903ft), is Marstein. To the north, dominating the scene, is the Romsdalshorn (1,550m/5,086ft); to the west are the Trolltinder (1,794m/5,866ft), with almost vertical rock faces which were first climbed only in 1966. The height of the mountains means that the sun does not reach down into the valley for almost five months in the year.