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Scandic Hotels – in allen Städten von Norden nach Süden
Nordic Choice Hotels – Hotels einmal anders
Thon Hotels – mit fantastischem Frühstück
Radisson Blu Hotels – buchen Sie Ihr Hotel in Norwegen
Classic Norway Hotels – von einzigartigen Hotels bis zu authentischen Fischerhütten
Citybox – moderne und günstige Hotels in zentraler Lage
DanCenter – Ihr Spezialist für Ferienhäuser in Norwegen
Norgesbooking – Finden Sie Ihre perfekte Hütte in Norwegen
Campcation – Buchen Sie Camping in ganz Norwegen mit Campcation
Rauland – Skiurlaub in einer spektakulären Bergwelt
Vy – umweltfreundlich Reisen leicht gemacht
SJ NORD – bringt das Abenteuer auf Schiene
Vy express – grünes Reisen leicht gemacht
NOR-WAY Bussekspress – reisen Sie umweltfreundlich mit dem Expressbus
Widerøe – die größte Regionalfluggesellschaft Skandinaviens
DFDS – bequem mit der Fähre von Kopenhagen nach Oslo
AutoEurope – größte Auswahl zu kleinsten Preisen
Rent-A-Wreck – Mietwagen auf die clevere Art
Arctic Campers – Ihr Camper-Verleih in Norwegen
Cabin Campers – Ihre Hütte auf vier Rädern
Hurtigruten – „Die schönste Seereise der Welt”
Fjord Tours – Das Original: Norway in a nutshell® – Norwegens beliebteste Tour
Authentic Scandinavia – Reisen auf die norwegische Art
Up Norway – Luxusreisen, maßgeschneidert von Insidern
Norrøna Hvitserk – Expeditionen und Abenteuerurlaube
Booknordics.com – Hunderte von Abenteuern, Touren und Tageskreuzfahrten in Norwegen
Brim Explorer – ruhige Fjordtouren mit einem elektrischen Katamaran
Fjord Travel – nachhaltige Mehrtagestouren
Go Fjords - Touren und Aktivitäten in ganz Norwegen
50 Degrees North – unvergessliche, maßgeschneiderte Norwegen-Reisen für kleine Gruppen
Discover Norway – Skifahren, Radfahren und Wandertouren in Norwegen
Norwegian Holidays – günstige Pauschalreisen mit Norwegian. Flug, Hotel und Mietwagen
Stromma – Sightseeing, Ausflüge und Erlebnisse per Bus, Zug oder Boot
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Rallarvegen – the navvy road – runs through a dramatic, lush and challenging landscape rich in culture, history and unique nature. The road was built by hand at the turn of the last century to
transport equipment and food during the construction of the Bergen railway. Today Rallarvegen is one of Norway’s most popular bicycle
routes and runs 80 km from Haugastøl – Finse – Hallingskeid by Vatnahalsen to Flåm. Along the way you can learn more about Finse, the Bergen railway and Rallarmuseet (the Navvy Museum) at Finse. You can add an extra 23 km by travelling east along highway 7 from Geilo to Haugastøl and from Myrdal to Voss. If you come from the west, you can continue into the mountains around Hallingdal. Because of the difference in altitude from Haugastøl, 988 m.a.s.l, through Finse 1222 m.a.s.l. Most people chose to take the bicycle
train to Finse before returning to Geilo.
Rallarvegen starts at Haugastøl and has a slight ascent up to Storurdi and Finse. Partly on rough surface (pebbles and gravel) the route runs
west, slightly ascending up to Fagernut and then down to Hallingskeid. The road through Klevagjelet to Myrdal is steep and partly unsecured, so you should be careful and it is recommended to step off the bike. From Myrdal, by Vatnahalsen Hotel, there is a steep descent down the 21 road bends (Myrdalssvingene). From Kårdalen (summer dairy with Norwegian goat cheese) the last lap runs through the lush and dramatic Flåmsdalen down to Flåm. The train journey by Flåmsbanen is a highlight. The 20 km by train between the mountain stations Myrdal and Flåm by the fjord take about 55 minutes. Along the way you will see some of the most magnificent Norwegian mountains, with an ever-changing panorama of mountains and thundering waterfalls. The train runs slowly or stops completely to let the passengers enjoy the finest views. At Myrdal Flåmsbanen corresponds with the Bergen railway back to Geilo.
Distance: From Geilo: 103 km. From Haugastøl: 80 km. If you wish to take your time and stop many times you should allow for spending 3-4
days. Accommodation is available at tourist cabins and hotel. However, it is also possible to cover the whole distance in one day.
Surface: Fine gravel road