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and you can be first aboard the bus that runs to Valldal and on to Geiranger via Trollstigen;
the bus driver parks his bus right beside the hostel.
Trollstigen Resort
CAMPGROUND €
( 71 22 68 99;
www.trollstigenresort.com
; car/caravan sites Nkr100/140, 4-/5-bed
cabins from Nkr500/800; )
Recognisable by the strapping wooden troll at its entrance,
this well-kept campground is 2km along the Rv63 highway, direction Geiranger. The wel-
come's warm and the location, overlooking the River Rauma, is scenic and altogether
quieter than the riverside alternatives. There are plans to construct a small hotel and res-
taurant.
Åndalsnes Camping
CAMPGROUND €
( 71 22 16 29;
www.andalsnes-camping.com
;
car/caravan sites Nkr125/140, 4-bed
cabins with outdoor bathroom Nkr450, 6-7-bed cabins with bathroom Nkr880;
May-mid-Sep; )
Less than 2km from town, it enjoys a dramatic setting beside the
River Rauma. There's internet access (Nkr60 per hour) and you can hire canoes (Nkr50/
200 per hour/day) and bikes (Nkr50/110 per hour/day).
Eating & Drinking
Kaikanten
CAFE, RESTAURANT €
(daily specials Nkr98, snacks Nkr35-78, dishes Nkr60-195; 10am-11pm Mon-Sat,
noon-9pm Sun mid-May-Aug)
Sit back and relax here at the jetty's edge and enjoy a
drink,asnackandoneofNorway'sprettiestpanoramasinthiswelcomingplace,runbythe
Grand Hotel.
Måndalen Bakeri
CAKE SHOP €
(Havnegate 5; 8.30am-5pm Mon-Fri, 8.30am-2pm Sat)
For sandwiches, sweet treats
and all things delicious, call by Måndalen Bakeri, on the waterfront near the train station.
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