Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB) Operational Before June 13, 1988 : Trondheim Trafikkselskap . 1974 : Trondheim Sporvei .
City: Trondheim (Norway).
Track gauge: 1000 mm (metre gauge). December 4, 1900 . June 12, 1988 . August 18, 1990 .
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Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB) stops Elgeseter , Herlofsonløypa , Ila , Jernbanen , Lade , Lian , Munkvoll , Olav Tryggvasons gate , Rognheim , Sankt Olavs gate , and Singsaker .
Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB) depot Dalsenget , Vognhall Munkvoll , and Voldsminde .
View the route map in high resolution . See the official route map .
Current trams in operation Articulated tram: 1 , 7 , 90 , 92 , 93 , 95 , 97 . Museum tram: 5 , 29 . Railcar: 4 , 5 , 7 , 19 , 22 . Sidecar: 71 . Open regularly Railcar: 5 .
Read more Read less Former trams in operation Articulated tram: 1 , 7 , 90 , 97 . Museum tram: 1 , 5 , 29 . Railcar: 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 11 , 12 , 14 , 16 , 18 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 33 , 47 . Service vehicle: 33 , 40 . Sidecar: 54 , 55 , 69 . Snowplow: ? . Open regularly Railcar: 18 , 21 . Open regularly Museum tram: 14 . Railcar: 3 , 5 , 6 , 12 , 33 . Sidecar: 54 , 69 . Snowplow: ? .
Read more Read less Comments Bernt Carlsson (July 7, 2022 ):
"Hello! I am a member of the Swedish Tramway Association and was thinking of visiting Trondheim August 24-26 especially to ride the Gråkallenbanan. I can't find a single free hotel bed in all of Trondheim these days! There is apparently some bigger event going on then. Please! If you know someone who can lend a room these nights, I would be very grateful. Hoping for an answer!" Add a comment Photos from Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB) 21:04
Most viewed - September 2024 Gråkallbanen - Most northerly tram system - Lian to Trondheim - Minutt for minutt! (2017) I took a previously unpublished video from Lian to Trondheim on the utterly charming tramway at Trondheim, the Gråkallbanen, in April 2017. The last minute is from another trip, when I had finger problems with my camera!!. This is now the most northerly tram system in the world, with the most northerly tram stop!
Boreal runs the tramway. Its small but very friendly staff does a fine job of keeping the system running.
As well as supporting commuters from the Trondheim suburbs, its aim is very Norwegian- to run out of the city and get lost in the forest! The terminus is at a very popular hiking and skiing area.
This video is a bit rough. I tried to use stabilisation, but it just made it worse. However, travelling in this direction shows the steep gradients more clearly.
Sorry about the lack of "d" in the title screen!! I pronounce it correctly (as they do in Norway) with a silent "d", and I got caught out with my spelling! 5:04
Gråkallbanen Trondheim (2012) A brief visit to the Trondheim tramway, Gråkallbanen, or more commonly known as Trikk. The line is 8.8 miles long, with an elevation gain of approximately 230 meters, a track gauge of 1,000 mm, and operates every 15 minutes on weekdays and every half hour on weekends. Six-axle articulated trams are used. By pouchklepper -
March 2012 .
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GråkallBanen @ Trondheim, Norway (2017) The northernmost tramway in the world circulates in Trondheim, Norway. Film taken in early January 2017 with Canon PowerShot D30. By pouchklepper -
January 8, 2017 .
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Tram Drivers' View: Sunny Winter Day Downhill Gråkallbanen (2020) A downhill trip on Gråkallbanen, a Sunny Winter Day, 26.02.2020. The tram is number 95 of the type GT6C, built by Linke-Hofmann-Busch in Salzgitter, Germany, in 1984.
At Munkvoll, we meet the vintage tram 29, with sightseeing passengers from the Coastal Express. Tram 29 was built by Strømmens Værksted near Oslo in 1958.
Gråkallbanen is 8.8 km long, running from St. Olavs gate (street) at sea level in the center of Trondheim to Lian in the city forest, 233 meters above sea level. Gråkallbanen is the northernmost tram line in the world, with a narrow gauge of 1.00 meters, and at the same time, 2.60-meter-wide cars. The line is primarily single-track, operated with automatic block signalling. The overhead line supplies 600 Volts DC. By NorTram -
February 26, 2020 .
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Links about Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB) AtB
"Here we are, the most important puzzle of everyday life
Half a million people from Trøndelag are going back and forth, across city, village, mountain, country, coast and water. It's not about the big trips, but the many small ones. We will make it easier to get by without your own car – always for some, more often for many." Boreal
"Boreal is a leading national group within public transport. We operate buses, trams, express boats and ferries." Gråkallbanen (GB)
"Boreal operates the Gråkallbanen on behalf of AtB. AtB is a mobility company that manages public transport in Trøndelag." See all links about trams and light rails in Trondheim .
Last updated: April 10, 2026 . 
