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AURLANDSFJELLET Photo: Bjørn Andresen / Statens Vegvesen AURLANDSFJELLET Photo: Bjørn Andresen / Statens vegvesen / Statens Andresen Bjørn Photo: his drive takes you from one fjord to the next Jølstravatnet via a high mountain crossing with snow along Tthe road most of the summer. 13 Høyanger 5 Øvre Årdal 53 The viewing platform at Stegastein, a natural place Kaupanger 55 E16 to make a stop, provides a dizzying view of the fjord Lærdalsøyri landscape. 13 The Nærøyfjord, a designated World Heritage Site, Aurlandsvangen E16 52 offers breath-taking scenery. The Flåm railway line Hemsedal Voss and Aurlandsdalen valley, other outstanding attrac- 50 Stanghelle Ulvik l l i n g d a tions close to the route, are well worth a detour. If Ål H a l Geilo you combine a visit to Aurlandsfjellet with a trip Eidfjord through the Lærdal Tunnel, which at 24.5 km is the 7 40 49 world’s longest, you will be struck by the contrasts 13 this area can offer. National Tourist Route Aurlandsfjellet is a 47 kilometre long drive between Aurlandsvangen and Lærdalsøyri (County Road 243). The mountain crossing is closed in the winter season, but the road from Aurlandsvangen to the Stegastein viewing platform is open year round. nasjonaleturistveger.no © Norwegian Public Roads Administration, May 2013 Havøysund Varanger Senja Andøya Lofoten 18 NATIONAL TOURIST ROUTES. Each of these selected routes represents a unique motoring Helgelandskysten experience, and each offers its own distinctive combination of road, scenery and history. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration seeks to enhance your journey by providing spectacular viewing platforms, service Atlanterhavsvegen facilities, car parks, picnic areas, Geiranger-Trollstigen Gamle Stryne- Rondane walking trails and art installations fjellsvegen Sognefjellet Gaular- Valdresflye fjellet along these routes. Aurlandsfjellet Hardanger Hardangervidda Ryfylke Jæren 1 STEGASTEIN. Over a short period of time, the viewing platform at Stegastein has succeeded in becoming an attraction 1 in its own right. This award-winning installation is constructed of laminated wood and steel, with solid plexiglass at its tip. It brings visitors 30 metres out into the air at a height of 650 metres above the fjord, adding a completely new dimension to the enjoy- ment of the majestic scenery and the spectacular fjord landscape. Architects: Todd Saunders and Tommie Wilhelmsen. 2 FLOTANE. Here you can find a rest area with benches, as well as service facilities operating on solar energy. Flotane is a 2 natural point of departure for hikes along the old construction road leading onto the mountain plateau. Architect: Lars Berge. 3 VEDAHAUGANE. At Vedahaugane you can enjoy vistas of the mountains, the valley and the peaks of the Jotunheimen massif. A concrete walkway on pillars above the terrain offers splendid vantage points and leads you to a thought-provoking art installation in a tunnel at its end. «DEN», created by the American artist Mark Dion, depicts an encounter between the history of hu- man civilisation and the forces of nature. Architect: Lars Berge. Artist: Mark Dion (USA). 3 0541-12 [email protected] 0541-12 Photos: Norwegian Public Roads Administration 3 Statens vegvesen Address: Postal address: Phone: Internet: Turistvegseksjonen Industrigata 17 PO Box 1010 +47 815 22 000 nasjonaleturistveger.no N-2605 Lillehammer N-2605 Lillehammer vegvesen.no/nasjonaleturistveger.
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