I absolutely agree with you that is much more to odda than being the staring point of trolltunga. The town has a an interesting history of being a hot spot for tourists in the late 1800 hundreds and early 1900. For example emperor Wilhelm 2 of Germany often stayed in odda for seeing the nature. He has his own rock by Låtefoss. Odda was also a very important industrial town. The neighbouring town Tyssedal have a industry museum where they show how the electricity was made by water power and how the two towns where created in the wake of this. You have a big lot where a factory was in the middle of odda where you can walk around. And also it’s lots of hikes around the area which is not trolltunga. You have the glacier and the fjord. I absolutely agree with you that is much more to odda than being the staring point of trolltunga. The town has a an interesting history of being a hot spot for tourists in the late 1800 hundreds and early 1900. For example emperor Wilhelm 2 of Germany often stayed in odda for seeing the nature. He has his own rock by Låtefoss. Odda was also a very important industrial town. The neighbouring town Tyssedal have a industry museum where they show how the electricity was made by water power and how the two towns where created in the wake of this. You have a big lot where a factory was in the middle of odda where you can walk around. And also it’s lots of hikes around the area which is not trolltunga. You have the glacier and the fjord.

I’d also like to point out that Odda is more than just a starting point for Trolltunga.