Norwegian Scenic Routes

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Norwegian Scenic Routes are 18 selected roads that run through landscapes with unique natural qualities, along coasts and fjords, mountains and waterfalls. The routes are intended as alternatives to the main roads, and the drive itself should be an enjoyable experience.

Samples

Towards the farthest north

Havøysund

A supplement to the North Capet; the end point Havøysund and the islands beyond offer a encounter with a thriving community on the coast of Finnmark.

Northern lights over Selvika picnic area with a view of the sea and the road in the landscape

From mountain peaks and cascading glaciers to archipelago and lush coasts.

Helgelandskysten

An alternative detour to the E6, with a magnificent view of the ocean and archipelago.

The Ureddplassen rest area with sea view, benches made of polished limestone marble.

Above the roof of Norway

Sognefjellet

The Scenic Route travels from the cultural landscape in Lom across the highest mountain pass in Norway to the innermost part of Sognefjorden.

Along verdant fjords and stark mountains

Ryfylke

A drive in the borderland between the archipelago and the highland moors, from Lysefjorden to Sauda and over the mountain pass to Røldal.

The mountains form the natural gate Suldalsporten.

Where the sky is high

Jæren

A journey through distinctive cultural landscapes and idyllic coastal towns along the North Sea.

De 18 nasjonale turistvegene

Nasjonale turistveger er kjøreturer gjennom vakker norsk natur. Opplevelsen forsterkes med nyskapende arkitektur og tankevekkende kunst på tilrettelagte utsiktspunkter og rasteplasser.

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