Good to know
On foot
It takes approx. 45 minutes to walk from the city centre to Fjellheisen. The easiest way to go is to follow Turistveien after Tromsøbrua, and turn right when you get to Eurospar. Then follow Anton Jakobsens vei until you see the Fjellheisen centre.
DirectionsBy taxi
It takes approx. 10 minutes by taxi from the city centre to Fjellheisen. Prices depend on the time of day you travel, and will range from NOK 150-250.
By bus
The Shuttle bus departs daily from Tourist Shop Tromsø Havn, every hour on the hour from 10:00 to 16:00.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer yearly passes?
Yes, we do. Our annual passes can be purchased by clicking the button below. This yearly pass is specifically designed for you and will give you unlimited access to the natural beauty of Fløya and Storsteinen.
Can I buy tickets online?
Tickets can be purchased online via our website. Tickets are valid for the time period chosen when purchasing. Should there be any delays on our side, the ticket will still be valid for the rest of the day. You can change the time and date at any time by accessing the ticket on your mobile phone.
Is the track wheelchair-friendly?
The lower station is equipped with a ramp and there is a lift at the upper station. We ask wheelchair users to bring light wheelchairs that are standard-sized. Unfortunately, due to current construction work on the Cable Car, it is not accessible for bigger wheelchairs. Companions are required.
Mountain safety
Take the necessary precautions
Even experienced mountaineers respect the mountains and take precautions when going out on a mountain hike. The mountain is undoubtedly beautiful, but can also present challenges. You should therefore ensure that you have enough training, experience, local knowledge and equipment required for the trip.
The Norwegian Mountain Code
- Plan your trip and inform others about the route you have selected.
- Adapt the planned routes according to ability and conditions.
- Pay attention to the weather and the avalanche warnings.
- Be prepared for bad weather and frost, even on short trips.
- Bring the necessary equipment so you can help yourself and others.
- Choose safe routes. Recognize avalanche terrain and unsafe ice.
- Use a map and a compass. Always know where you are.
- There is no shame in turning back.
- Conserve your energy and seek shelter if necessary.
Winter time
Many of the precautions you should take in the summer must also be taken in the winter, only to an even greater extent. When it's cold outside, it's extra important that you dress in layers of wool, don't get wet and that you have windproof outwear.