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Bus stop that can take you and your bike through the tunnel or back the way you came. It's not possible to ride through the tunnel, so wait here for a lift.

Good view across the fjord to Skoften across the bay. At 360m high, it's a lovely hike on a nice day.

A tiny but picturesque village on the the island of Gossa, with a perfect view of the Northern Lights if the conditions are right.

The Atlantic Road (Norwegian: Atlanterhavsvegen) is a section of the Norwegian National Highway 64 in the county of Møre og Romsdal between Molde and Kristiansund. The Atlantic Road covers an 8,274-meter-long section between Vevang in the municipality of Hustadvika and Kårvåg, an island in the municipality of Averøy. With its eight bridges crossing several small islands, the road, which is part of the Norwegian Scenic Routes, is a tourist attraction. Because the Atlantic Road lies directly at the mouth of a fjord, strong currents occur between the individual small islands over which the Atlantic Road passes during changing tides. Therefore, all fishing spots and viewing platforms are secured with barriers to prevent accidents.

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Atlantic road along the sea.

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A scenic ride at the very coast of the Atlantic ocean