Travel guide
The Hardangervidda route crosses Northern Europe's largest mountain plateau, dropping from 1,250 metres above sea level to the Hardangerfjord at Eidfjord. Vast, treeless tundra gives way to the narrow Måbødalen valley, which funnels you down past Vøringsfossen, Norway's most famous waterfall.
Travel guide
Aurlandsfjellet connects two branches of the Sognefjord via a mountain plateau where snow lines the roadside into July. The 47-kilometre route runs from Lærdalsøyri at sea level to Aurlandsvangen, climbing to 1,306 metres, through the Stegastein viewpoint, before dropping you at the edge of the Aurlandsfjord. Locals call it the Snow Road, and that name makes sense the moment you crest the plateau.
Travel guide
Eight bridges hop between tiny islands and skerries, waves crashing over the asphalt, spray soaking windscreens. The most photographed span, Storseisundbrua, curves upward and then drops away at an angle that makes it look like the road simply ends in mid-air.
