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Aurland - Flåm - Lærdal 2013 Sognefjord www.alr.no 2 www.alr.no Pure energy new energy exhibition HeradsH uset, 5745 a urland www.aurland.kommune.no www.e-co.no The Fjords 3 CONTENTS Greetings from the Mayors ................. s. 5 Useful information .............................. s. 6 Accommodation & where to eat .......... s. 8 Transport / Roundtrips ....................... s. 12 MAP .................................................... s. 32 AURLAND ............................................. s. 18 Useful information .............................. s. 19 Attractions .......................................... s. 20 Hiking ................................................. s. 22 Biking ................................................. s. 24 Active holiday ..................................... s. 25 Adverts ............................................... s. 26 LÆRDAL .............................................. s. 44 Useful information .............................. s. 45 Attractions .......................................... s. 46 Hiking ................................................. s. 48 Biking ................................................. s. 50 Active holiday ..................................... s. 51 Adverts ............................................... s. 52 P.O.box 53, NO-5741 Aurland Ph. +47 57 63 33 13 [email protected] P.O.box 6, NO-6886 Lærdal Ph. +47 57 66 67 71 [email protected] www.alr.no • E-mail: [email protected] E JØM RKE IL T Publisher: Aurland & Lærdal Reiselivslag M Printed by: E. Natvik Prenteverk AS, Florø. 2 4 1 14 7 Photo: Fure, E.A. Vikesland, L. Hauge, R.M. Sørensen, F. Loftesnes, M. Aspevik, Trykkeri Magnhild Aspevik, Pål Bugge/NTR, Reidar Skår, Bjørn Bergum, Thor Andresen, Noralv Distad Rolf Kjødnes, Willy Haraldsen, Sigmund Krøvel-Velle/Statens vegvesen, Terje Rakke, T. Dyb- wad, Lars Asle Vold, Kai Wigum, Visit Flåm/Harald M. Valderhaug, Visit Flåm/Morten Rakke. Aurland and Lærdal Reiselivslag cannot be held responsible for errors or changes, which have occurred since going to print in February 2013. Edition: 80 000. 4 www.alr.no Working together for a sustainable world heritage Foto: © Svein Ulvund rlsen s.no ka w . ww At the Nærøyfjord World Heritage Park, we focus on encounters with the landscape, culture and people – on being good hosts, and on offering traditional local food and spectacular experiences. Do your bit for the world’s most beautiful fjord landscape – become a partner or visit us as a guest. Such encounters are enriching! naroyfjorden.no © Sakte. Petter Solheim © Sakte. Petter Solheim The Fjords 5 YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME IN AURLAND AND LÆRDAL! The most stunning fjord adventure in the world – the Western Norwegian Fjords with the Nærøyfjord The most exciting railway journey in Scandinavia – the Flåm Railway World reknown stave churches – Borgund and Undredal The Norwegian Wild Samon Centre in Lærdal Two of the most beautiful hiking and biking routes in Norway – Aurlandsdalen and Rallarvegen Spectacular views – Stegastein viewpoint and the national tourist route Aurlandsfjellet Fresh local food and cultural traditions These are just some of the highlights on a rich menu of exciting attractions and activities in our area. Many believe that the fjords can only be experienced in summer, but this is not the case. The Nærøyfjord has just been named the most beautiful winter adventure in the world. Combine a boat trip with a journey on the Flåm Railway for a journey you won’t forget. We in Aurland and Lærdal have a long tradition in welcoming our visitors and give them the attention and service they deserve as our guests. We hope you will have an unforgettable stay in our region! Best wishes! Noralv Distad Jan Geir Solheim – Mayor of Aurland – – Mayor of Lærdal – 6 www.alr.no USEFUL INFORMATION Train Flåmsbana: Flåm – Myrdal – Bergen – Oslo. All year. Timetable: Ph. +47 57 63 21 00 – Fax +47 57 63 23 50 www.flaamsbana.no/www.nsb.no nSB customer service ph. +47 815 00 888 BuS Fjord1 Sogn Billag, Sogndal Ph. +47 57 67 66 00 – Fax +47 57 67 28 90 www.nettbuss.no – [email protected] www.nor-way.no – www.skyss.no Breheimsenteret – Jostedalen www.jostedal.com BoaTS and FerrieS Car ferry: Flåm – Undredal – Gudvangen: All year. Gudvangen – Frønningen – Kaupanger: Daily Mai – Septem- ber, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday out of season. Fodnes – Mannheller (RV5): All year, all day. Crossing time 15 min, departures every 20 min (21.00 – 06.00 every hour). Boats: Flåm – Balestrand: Mid-June – end of September. Flåm – Sogndal (School boat): Monday – Friday, ph. 95 44 83 39 to reserve a seat. Contact: Fjord1 AS – www.fjord1.no – E-mail: [email protected] Ph. +47 55 90 70 70, ph. +47 55 90 70 70 Monday – Friday 8.00 – 16.00. Tickets available at the tourist information in Flåm, Aurland and Lærdal. express boat: Flåm – Leikanger – Balestrand – Vik – Bergen: May – September. Sogndal – Leikanger – Balestrand – Vik – Bergen: All year. Contact: Norled AS – www.norled.no – [email protected] Ph. +47 5186 8700 Monday – Friday 08.00 – 15.30 www.fjordnorway.com www.eventyrveien.no The Fjords 7 USEFUL INFORMATION information Timetable info Western norway 177 about the road information 175 Sognefjord region. www.ruteinfo.net www.sognefjord.com Fire: 110 PoliCe: 112 amBulanCe: 113 roadS RV50 Aurland – Hol 100 km E16 Aurland – Lærdal 32 km Fv 243 Aurlandsfjellet (National Tourist Road) 48 km E16 Aurland – Flåm 8 km E16 Aurland – Gudvangen 26 km E16/601 Aurland – Undredal 20 km E16 Gudvangen – Voss 45 km RV50/7 Aurland – Oslo 332 km E16 Aurland – Bergen 174 km E16 Lærdal – Oslo 320 km RV5 Lærdal – Førde 129 km RV53 Lærdal – Øvre Årdal 46 km RV55 Lærdal – Sognefjellet – Lom 166 km E16 Lærdal – Filefjell – Fagernes 143 km E16/RV52 Lærdal – Hemsedal – Gol 120 km E16 Lærdal – Bergen 210 km E16/RV5: Flåm – Aurland – Lærdal – Sogndal 72 km E16/RV5 Flåm – Geiranger 285 km E16/RV13 Flåm – Eidfjord 113 km Foto: Lars Asle Vold Foto: 8 www.alr.no ACCOMMODATION & WHERE TO EAT Advertisement Km from Name page the centre NO-5745 AURLAND Aurland Fjordhotell Ph. +47 57 63 35 05 40 0 [email protected] Vangsgaarden – Ph. +47 57 63 35 80 40 0 [email protected] Østerbø Fjellstove Ph. +47 57 63 11 77 44 30 [email protected] Østerbø Turisthytte Ph. +47 57 63 11 41 43 30 [email protected] Lunde Camping – Ph. +47 997 04 701 42 1,4 [email protected] Winjum Hytter – Ph. +47 57 63 34 61 43 0,5 www.winjum-hytter.com Skresanden Hytter 42 3 Ph. +47 57 63 34 72 Sommarhuset Bygningen Ph. +47 94 82 94 31 – 6,4 www.skjerdal.com NO-5743 FLÅM Heimly Pensjonat Ph. +47 57 63 23 00 36 0,5 [email protected] Flåmsbrygga – Ph. +47 57 63 20 50 32 0 [email protected] Flåm Camping /Vandrarheim Ph. +47 57 63 21 21 33 0 [email protected] Green Norway – www.green-norway 0 Fretheim Hotell Ph. +47 57 63 63 00 37 0 www.fretheim-hotel.no Flåm Marina & Appartement Ph. +47 57 63 35 55 36 0,5 [email protected] Café Stationen – Ph. +47 57 63 21 88 33 0 [email protected] The Fjords 9 ACCOMMODATION & WHERE TO EAT Advertisement Km from Name page the centre Garnes Overnatting Ph. +47 91 31 88 59 1,5 [email protected] Ferieleilighet Flåm Ph. +47 91 52 3394 3 [email protected] NO-5718 MYRDAL Café Rallaren – Ph. +47 57 63 37 56 39 17 [email protected] NO-5746 UNDREDAL Undredal Overnatting Ph. +47 57 63 31 00 30 0 [email protected] NO-5747 GUDVANGEN Gudvangen Fjordtell Ph. +47 48 07 55 55 29 0 [email protected] Vang Camping – Ph. +47 57 63 39 26 28 1 [email protected] NO-5715 STALHEIM Stalheim Hotel – Ph. +47 56 52 01 22 28 [email protected] Stalheimsøy Gard Ph. +47 412 47 229 www.stalheimsoy.no Accommodation Wheel chair access Fastfood Kiosk Drainage facilities for mobile homes Meals Open all year Cabin with private shower/toilet Cabin without private shower/toilet. Sanitary facilites. Drainage facilities for mobile homes: Lunde Camping, Aurland. Flåm Camping, Flåm. Public drainage facilities: Shell, Gudvangen. Camping and camper van holidays. The Aurland and Lærdal area is ideal for camping and camper van holidays. Several of the campsites have made special arrangements for camper vans and offer, among other things, par- king spaces with electricity, good sanitary facilities and facilities for empty- ing toilets. Overnight parking in camper vans and caravans outside organi- sed sites is becoming an environmental problem. Therefore, we call on all camping tourists to stay overnight at organised campsites. Camping gas: Jernia Sønnerheim, Aurland: +47 57 63 34 74. Esso – AGA, Lærdal: +47 57 66 79 90. 10 www.alr.no ACCOMMODATION & WHERE TO EAT Advertisement Km from Name page the centre NO-6887 LÆRDAL Lindstrøm Hotell – Ph. +47 57 66 69 00 57 0 [email protected] Lærdal Hotell – Ph. +47 57 66 65 07 59 0 [email protected] Grandane Hotell – Ph. +47 57 66 69 00 57 0 [email protected] Sanden Pensjonat Ph. +47 57 66 64 04 58 0 [email protected] Bjørkum Gard – Ph. +47 905 56 111 59 18 [email protected] Vindedal Camping og hytter Ph. +47 57 66 65 28 57 10 [email protected] Eri Gardhus – Ph. +47 57 66 65 14 / 3 +47 913 44 418 – [email protected] Håbakken Kro – Ph. +47 57 66 60 18 4 Kvammes Kafé & Pub 0 Ph. +47 915 45 849 Laksen Cafe – ph. +47 99 20 23 02 0 Lærdal Ferie og Fritidspark Ph. +47 57 66 66 95 0 – [email protected] NO-6888 BORGUND Maristuen Fjellferie AS Ph. +47 57 66 87 11 60 44 [email protected] Borlaug Turist- og Vandrarheim Ph. +47 57 66 87 80 60 34 [email protected] Borgund Hyttesenter og Camping Ph. +47 906 20 859 59 25 [email protected] Steinklepp Hytter og Camping 31 Ph. +47 918 07 487 Postaabneriet Pub & Kafé 30 Ph. +47 57 66 64 78 Eggum Gard – Ph. +47 57 66 82 75 60 32 [email protected] Kvamme Hytte – Ph.
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    Rapport | Rapportnr. 96 | ISSN nr. 1891–8050 | ISBN nr. 978-82-7970-122-4| 2020 Kartlegging av NiN naturtyper i målestokk 1:5000 rundt flux-tårnet og på Hansbunuten, Finse (Vestland) Anders Bryn & Peter Horvath Denne rapportserien utgis av: Naturhistorisk museum Postboks 1172 Blindern 0318 Oslo www.nhm.uio.no Forfattere: Anders Bryn & Peter Horvath Publiseringsform: Elektronisk (PDF) Sitering: Bryn, A. & Horvath, P. 2020. Kartlegging av NiN naturtyper i målestokk 1:5000 rundt flux-tårnet og på Hansbunuten, Finse (Vestland). NHM Rapport 96, 28 sider. Naturhistorisk museum, Universitetet i Oslo. ISSN: 1891–8050 ISBN: 978-82-7970-122-4 Kartlegging av NiN naturtyper i målestokk 1:5000 rundt flux-tårnet og på Hansbunuten, Finse (Vestland) Bryn, A. & Horvath, P. Antall sider og bilag: Tittel 28 Kartlegging av NiN naturtyper i målestokk 1:5000 rundt flux-tårnet og på Hansbunuten, Finse (Vestland). Forfatter(e)/ enhet: Anders Bryn & Peter Horvath Rapportnummer: Gradering: Prosjektleder: Prosjektnummer: 96 Åpen Anders Bryn 212071 ISSN Dato: Oppdragsgiver(e): 1891–8050 1. oktober 2020 ISBN Oppdragsgiversref. 978-82-7970-122-4 Sammendrag: Denne rapporten beskriver kortfattet hvordan to naturtypekart ved Finse ble lagd. Resultatene er lagt fram i form av kart og tabeller, samt tekst som beskriver naturtypenes økologi. Arealdekkende naturtypekart etter NiN generaliserer og gjengir de økologiske strukturene i landskapet. Slike kart kan dekke mange formål, men i denne sammenheng er det særlig to som har vært viktig: 1) kartene kan inngå i opplæringen av nye kartleggere og 2) de kan inngå i forskningen som skjer på Finse. To områder på Finse i Vestland er kartlagt etter Natur i Norge sin veileder for kartlegging i målestokk 1:5000 (Bryn m.
  • Church of Norway Pre

    Church of Norway Pre

    You are welcome in the Church of Norway! Contact Church of Norway General Synod Church of Norway National Council Church of Norway Council on Ecumenical and International Relations Church of Norway Sami Council Church of Norway Bishops’ Conference Address: Rådhusgata 1-3, Oslo P.O. Box 799 Sentrum, N-0106 Oslo, Norway Telephone: +47 23 08 12 00 E: [email protected] W: kirken.no/english Issued by the Church of Norway National Council, Communication dept. P.O. Box 799 Sentrum, N-0106 Oslo, Norway. (2016) The Church of Norway has been a folk church comprising the majority of the popu- lation for a thousand years. It has belonged to the Evangelical Lutheran branch of the Christian church since the sixteenth century. 73% of Norway`s population holds member- ship in the Church of Norway. Inclusive Church inclusive, open, confessing, an important part in the 1537. At that time, Norway Church of Norway wel- missional and serving folk country’s Christianiza- and Denmark were united, comes all people in the church – bringing the good tion, and political interests and the Lutheran confes- country to join the church news from Jesus Christ to were an undeniable part sion was introduced by the and attend its services. In all people. of their endeavor, along Danish king, Christian III. order to become a member with the spiritual. King Olav In a certain sense, the you need to be baptized (if 1000 years of Haraldsson, and his death Church of Norway has you have not been bap- Christianity in Norway at the Battle of Stiklestad been a “state church” tized previously) and hold The Christian faith came (north of Nidaros, now since that time, although a permanent residence to Norway in the ninth Trondheim) in 1030, played this designation fits best permit.
  • Vestland County a County with Hardworking People, a Tradition for Value Creation and a Culture of Cooperation Contents

    Vestland County a County with Hardworking People, a Tradition for Value Creation and a Culture of Cooperation Contents

    Vestland County A county with hardworking people, a tradition for value creation and a culture of cooperation Contents Contents 2 Power through cooperation 3 Why Vestland? 4 Our locations 6 Energy production and export 7 Vestland is the country’s leading energy producing county 8 Industrial culture with global competitiveness 9 Long tradition for industry and value creation 10 A county with a global outlook 11 Highly skilled and competent workforce 12 Diversity and cooperation for sustainable development 13 Knowledge communities supporting transition 14 Abundant access to skilled and highly competent labor 15 Leading role in electrification and green transition 16 An attractive region for work and life 17 Fjords, mountains and enthusiasm 18 Power through cooperation Vestland has the sea, fjords, mountains and capable people. • Knowledge of the sea and fishing has provided a foundation Experience from power-intensive industrialisation, metallur- People who have lived with, and off the land and its natural for marine and fish farming industries, which are amongst gical production for global markets, collaboration and major resources for thousands of years. People who set goals, our major export industries. developments within the oil industry are all important when and who never give up until the job is done. People who take planning future sustainable business sectors. We have avai- care of one another and our environment. People who take • The shipbuilding industry, maritime expertise and knowledge lable land, we have hydroelectric power for industry develop- responsibility for their work, improving their knowledge and of the sea and subsea have all been essential for building ment and water, and we have people with knowledge and for value creation.