Given a glowing recommendation by Patrik Leje. Stora Sj fallet is one of the large national parks that dot the map all the way up Sweden's border with Norway. Parts of the guidebook are now available on the web . I've seen and heard of climbing on icefalls in the Lillehammer valley but no details transcribed as yet. Icefall climbing at all lengths and grades, plus some hard mixed test pieces.
Climbers can tap into the skiing infrastructure for accomodation, food and nightlife.
The climbs form reliably, but bad weather can stop you from climbing them. Best known for big-wall climbing on the Troll Wall, Romsdal also has a number of good icefall routes, including the 700 m D ntefossen. As with Laerdal, conditions are less predictable than Hemsedal or Rjukan. A magical place with gorgeous mountains, guaranteed snow and ice, unimaginable new-route potential and filthy, filthy weather. The only place in Scandinavia where I have found good neve, which opens up the possibility of a lot of interesting mixed climbing.