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Matthew Tolley replied to the discussion Lærdalsøyri -> Sognefjorden? in the forum Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago
Taxi: https://www.facebook.com/LaerdalSolheimTaxi/
Hitchhike with a campervan (I did that)
Local bus: http://www.entur.no
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Lærdal Solheim Taxi, Lærdalsøyri. Отметки "Нравится": 524. Solheim Taxi er det einaste drosjeselskapet i Lærdal Kommune. Me har 2 minibussar og 5 personbilar.
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Andreas Bru Eide started the discussion Lærdalsøyri -> Sognefjorden? in the forum Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago
Hello!
Me and my wife are planning a trip this summer (heavily inspired by Cycle Norway) and we have run into some issues/questions.
We are going over Aurlandsfjellet down to Lærdalsøyri and we want to continue to Sognefjorden. But it looks like we will not be able to get through Fodnestunnelen to go Fodnes-Mannheller.
Does anyone know if there is…
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I’m planning to go from Kristiansand via Stavanger to Trondheim in August. Looking for some spectaculair gravelroutes I should take. Does anyone have any tips?
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There are no long-distance gravel routes along the fjords. If you’re heading to Trondheim via Kristiansand, then you need to head east towards Oslo and pick the NGRs: https://cyclenorway.com/en/national-gravel-routes/
If you want spectacular fjord and mountain roads, the Fjord Norway route is the one to do, but you need to be aware of tunnels,…
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Hello,
Does anyone have any updates about this route (Aursjøvegen Loop) and camping possibilities along the itinerary. I saw that it was supposed to change in 2026 but I cant find information anywhere.
Thx a lot
Alexandre
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Which route? You don’t mention it.
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The Aursjøvegen Loop, sorry.
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Did you get stuck? Did you take road 13 around it? @rabanusbirgit
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Yes… and we took a rental car and road 13… 😉
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Torstein Skage replied to the discussion Bikepacking in Jotunheimen or other areas in the forum Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago
Bikepacking in Jotunheimen or other areas
Hi Niels. Are to credit card bikepacking (staying at mountain lodges etc) or bringing your tent?
The Bygdin loop is really nice!
I started out with a short answer but got carried away 😊
Jotunheimen is a very scenic area. It is also very hilly. The Jotunheimen Rundt bike race (Jotunheimen round trip) is a long round trip from A (Lærdal) to…
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Tips in the South af Norway in the forum Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago
It’s all part of the National Cycle Routes. Mostly on paved (80%), but you can add gravel options in Telemark. Haukeli is busy during summer at certain times of the day (a lot of holiday cabins in the area). But overall, it’s safe to cycle.
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Bikepacking in Jotunheimen or other areas in the forum Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago
Bikepacking in Jotunheimen or other areas
There are many options to put together a 200km route around Jotunheimen.
Here is one lovely route to start with: https://cyclenorway.com/en/routes/bygdin-loop/
You can also add the world-famous Tusenmeteren to that route: https://cyclenorway.com/en/routes/tusenmeteren/
If you want help putting together the best 200km loop to meet your needs.…
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