The Best Attractions In Haukeli

Norway: E134 Haukeli - Åmot (Telemark)

A ride across E134 in Telemark, Norway.

y2019m04d15 Over Sognefjellet

Biltur over Sognefjell påsken 2019

Norway: E134 to Røldal

E134 in Western Norway, to Røldal.

Norway: E134 Haukelifjell mountain crossing

Road E314 in Southern Norway, across the Haukelifjell mountain range.

Amazing Norwegian Roads: Strynefjellet, Gamle Strynefjellsveg

Fv 258 - Gamle Strynefjellsveg


Music:
From Youtube audiolibrary
1 To the top - Silent Partner
2 Starting at the valley - Silent partner
3. New Land - ALBIS
4. Rooftops - Silent Partner

Norway: Rv. 9 through Setesdal

Riksvei 9 in Southern Norway, through the Setesdal Valley between Flateland and Bykle

JONDAL, Norway

Jondal, Norway

Kongsberg tour

Kongsberg is a town and municipality in Buskerud county, Norway. Kongsberg is the administration center in Kongsberg municipality. The city is located on the river Numedalslågen at the entrance to the valley of Numedal. The municipality of Kongsberg was established on 1 January 1838. The rural municipalities of Ytre Sandsvær and Øvre Sandsvær were merged into the municipality of Kongsberg on 1 January 1964.

Kongsberg is the site of the Royal Norwegian Mint (Norwegian: Det Norske Myntverket), which mints Norwegian coins and also produces circulating and collectors' coins for other countries. Kongsberg is also known for being the home of Norway's major defence contractor, Kongsberg Gruppen, formerly Kongsberg Vaapenfabrikk. Two of its well-known products were the Kongsberg Colt and the Krag–Jørgensen rifle. 
(Wikipedia)

Norway trip - Oslo to Rjukan

Trip to Norway from Oslo to Stavanger and back (20 to 26 May 2015).

22 May 2015 (day 3): Driving from Oslo to Rjukan. Stops at Heddal Stave Church, Gaustatoppen and Rjukan. Short hike from Rjukan towards Gaustatoppen.

Day 1: Porto to Brussels.
Day 2: Arrival in Oslo.
Day 3: Oslo to Rjukan.
Day 4: Rjukan to Bergen.
Day 5: Bergen to Sandes.
Day 6: Hike to Preikestolen.
Day 7: Oslo to Beauvais and back home.

South Norway roadtrip in 7 days!

Hola a todos!

We figured out to make a roadtrip through south-Norway in 7 days + extra 2 days for arriving and going back home. There was really no stress driving about 2.000 km by car (+280 km ferry) in those 9 days.

Our trip to Norway started in Hamburg (Germany). At first, we went by car to Hirtshals (Denmark). From there we took the ferry to Kristiansand (Norway), because we wanted to bypass all the highway tolls and petrol costs and wanted to save the time that we would lose driving through Sweden.

Our mission was mainly to see the fjords in Bergen, but also to search for secret spots and to avoid the highways. The country roads were filled with wonderful landscapes. We took the following route: Kristiansand - Byglandsfjord - Rysstad - Haukeli - Eidfjord - Bergen.

After arriving in Bergen, we figured out that we didn't want to stay there for too long. We craved for more - especially for waterscapes and the ocean. So after 3 days of camping and sleeping in the car, we took a different route back: Bergen - Stavanger (by ferry, there was no other option) - Vikesa - Helleland - Egersund - Flekkefjord (the harbor town here was very cute) - Kristiansand.

We booked our ferry back to Denmark 1 day before we arrived there. So we had the chance to see what Kristiansand had to offer. We stayed at a camping place with its own 'beach' and harbour where we enjoyed bathing in around 17°C degrees.

All in all, the trip was pretty cheap (besides the ferry costs, but this saved us a lot of time and stress).

#1 highly recommended tip: In Norway the weather changes all the time. It can rain every second. Use quick-drying-clothes, because if you are camping like us, you won't stay at a camping place for too long. You just want to see more and grab your stuff quickly.

#2 Beware of the mosquitos!

#3 Pack enough food, because food in Norway is double the price than in Germany.

#4 Always have a second credit card with you.

Enjoy Norway!