The Norwegian Scenic Route Sognefjellet is the highest mountain pass in Northern Europe. It climbs through the valleys from 0 to 1.434 m above sea level. Its length is 108 km and travels from Lom to Gaupne and it is a part of the route No.55. The road is also the second gateway to the Jotunheimen National Park with great … Read more “Sognefjellet Scenic Route, Norway”
The most famous cliff in Norway is Preikestolen (also known as Pulpit Rock in English). It rises at a height of 604 m above the Lysefjord. It is an icon among tourist destinations, especially for foreign visitors. It was formed more than 10,000 years ago, it is Norway’s most famous natural monument, from the top of which you get … Read more “Hike to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), Norway”
The “Lago di Braies” (Italian) or “Pragser Wildsee” (German) lake is a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors for the blue/emerald green color of its clear waters and for the natural scenery in which it is immersed. The lake is surrounded on three sides by Dolomite peaks and is located within the Franes – Sennes – Prags Nature Park.
Mjølkevegen is a cycling route from Vinstra to Gol, passing through beautiful mountain landscapes and summer farm areas. It has been voted as one of Norway’s most attractive cycling routes and is a part of National Cycling Route No.5.
We were starting at the parking lot on the route Jotunheimvegen which is paid for cars and free of charge for … Read more “Mjølkevegen Cycle Tour, Norway”
We visited this wonderful area in the late summer. The Gosau lakes area is simply amazing. There are no words to describe its beauty enough, so it is necessary to see it. The name of the three lakes comes from the village Gosau which is a much-loved alpine village and is famous for its famous lakes.
