12의 할링스카베트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The gravel track along Nedsta Storurevatnet is one of the most scenic stretches of the route. It hugs the shoreline closely, with shimmering water on one side and steep mountainsides on the other. The surface is generally good, though it can be loose and stony in places.

At 1,856 meters, Prestholtskaret offers a breathtaking view over Hallingskarvet National Park, with Hardangervidda and Hardangerjøkulen visible in the distance. The ascent follows the famous Sherpa Stairs, leading through dramatic landscapes to this high-mountain plateau.

These impressive stone steps, built by Nepalese sherpas, make the steep ascent towards Skarvsenden (1,705 m) more accessible. Winding through the rugged landscape of Hallingskarvet National Park, the stairs offer breathtaking views over the valley and Hardangervidda.

Road can be rough, it's worth having good tyres on bike

Coming from Myrdal or even Flåm, this is the easy final part of a tough tour 😀👍

Sensational scenery. Car-free. But it's only snow-free for a short time each year – it's best to check before cycling. The route is unsuitable for bikes with tires narrower than 40 mm!

Sometimes there is coarse gravel on the way. The route is doable with a touring bike, but a mountain bike is a better choice.

Beautiful gravel section, rolls very well from Finse because it is always slightly downhill.