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The tunnel just before Fjordgard was freezing cold in September and barely lit; in some places, water was dripping from the ceiling. It's 3.5 km long, so I was frozen to the bone by the time I reached the end. I knew better on the way back. You should wear a high-visibility vest and put on something warm before entering the tunnel. I put on my full rain gear for the return trip. It's not advisable to stop in the tunnel itself... or only in places where it's a bit wider, as quite a few cars and campers drive through (September 2025).

The toilets and showers were still closed at the beginning of September 2025 due to the beach renovations. I found information on the Ersfjorden website that everything should be ready for the next season, early summer 2026. I've heard that you can see the Northern Lights here.

The toilet and shower are currently (June 1, 2025) closed due to construction, but the forest above offers good opportunities to relieve yourself. Bring a shovel and remember to dig the hole beforehand.

Perfect tarmac and gorgeous views, with no one else around to have to share it with. Delightful cycling!

Fantastic view of Gryllefjord from the bridge. There is a dedicated cycle path on the bridge, or you can take the longer way around the fjord.

Ideal for bivouacking, public toilets nearby. The perfect place to admire the midnight sun in summer.

Designer rest area with a distinctive toilet, which is clad on the outside with gold-plated aluminum shingles. The beach is huge and the water in the fjord is wonderful. Camping is also allowed here and is well received.

At the rest area, a larch wood footbridge leads to the view of the river bank rocks.