Hi! Do you know if there path is still closed?

I have no idea, how much of the steps are already done. Without that, even in summertime is dangerous because some parts are really steep and nothing to hold on to. Add snow, eventually ice to that danger and you got some crazy factors. I probably would not force my luck in wintertime, considering weather conditions and short daylight as well. Look up the status on the sherpasteps beforehand anyway.

Not sure about completion... The first part, ~15 mins is through trees and branches (not quite a forest...) Followed by about ~15 mins of “stairs” - easiest part of the trail. The last bit ~45 mins (or can be longer depending on individual), is open and steep and can be muddy. I don’t think it is impossible; but you need to be comfortable with using hands and legs. (If you exercise/ run twice a week or relatively active - I think you should be ok; a hiking stick will help). Important tip: please check the clouds. If it is cloudy (ie look up to the mountains from Reine); if it is cloudy - you will see nothing. I did the climb twice. First time on a morning (reached abt 10.30am. Waited an hour. Cold and cloudy throughout. Second attempt next day at 4pm - no clouds - awesome view!)

Hi! You can do it easily even renovation is not finished(it wouldn't be finished by August) Geiranger area is also very attractive though

I believe you can still do the hike at your own risk. We did it last October and it said that they were building the new one but you could still hile through the old one.

You can go up, they are still in the process of building another, safer, path. There are white arrows pointing to the trail, take note that once you reach a path of stairs, do not go up these, continue on the old trail to the right at the bottom of the new set of stairs (about 15-20 minutes into the hike).

Yea it's still under renovation. There are some stone steps at the bottom but after that it's a lot of loose rock and steep ground. We climbed when it was dry so it wasn't very difficult but still had some loose rocks fall down. I would say it would be very difficult after or during rain, mostly because it would be very slippery. But if the weather is good it's worth a try Hope this helped mate.

We went in August so I assume there could be snow in March. If it is wet it I think it would be very difficult.