Ulvik

You will drive to the end of Lemmesvegan 151, passing through two gates along the way. This is a drive that you will need directions for if you are not familiar with the Voss area. From the parking, the trailhead starts just beyond the cluster of small cabins that are within view from the parking area. It is a simple out and back trail, with a small cross noting the summit. Great for picnics or...

Hardangerjøkulen is the sixth largest glacier in mainland Norway. It is located in the municipalities of Eidfjord and Ulvik in Hordaland county..Hardangerjøkulen's highest point is 1,863 m (6,112 ft) above sea level, and is the highest point in Hordaland county. Its lowest point is 1,050 m (3,440 ft) above sea level. The glacier is easily accessed from the north in the winter, from the village ...

With a river running straight through town, there are several places to camp, and even more the farther you travel up Flåmsdalsvegen, the main road running up through town and up into the mountains. A beautiful harbor from the stresses of the real world, you'll melt down into this valley with ease. Make sure you have your provisions taken care of, however. There is only a small grocery in town ...

This train station starts in Flåm and travels to Myrdal and back. You can purchase a one way ticket and either hike up to or down from Myrdal, or a round trip. There are also opportunities to ride a mountain bike back down as well. If you're traveling from Bergen to Oslo by train, you can also take a stop as the Myrdal station is a connection between the two railways. The Flåmsdalsvegen follows...

These two fjords are some of the most beautiful in all of Norway and also have traditional Norwegian culture tied into them. There are a variety of options to explore them. Several types of boats offer rides, and you can rent kayaks or canoes to paddle yourself. Taking a boat takes up to two hours, depending on the type of boat. There are shuttles that take you back to the launch site upon land...

This incredible panoramic view is brought to you by a man made structure that juts 30 meters out from the mountainside. To get there is a little nerve wracking at times, as the road makes many switchbacks and is usually very narrow. If visiting in the winter, definitely take one of the buses that leave from Flåm because adding snow to all of that would make any experienced driver a little edgy....