National Parks are extensive, largely untouched nature areas of unusual scenic or historic interest that are owned by the state and protected to safeguard the rich diversity of Norway’s natural heritage. In the Sognefjord region, you will find two of Norway’s largest and most famous national parks – the Jotunheimen National Park and the Jostedalsbreen National Park. The three largest landscape preservation areas in the county of Sogn og Fjordane are Utladalen, the Nærøyfjord and Stølsheimen in the Sognefjord region.
Aurland
The mountainroad between Aurland and Lærdal is open from the 1st of June to approx. 15th of October. From Aurland to the viewpoint- Stegastein - 6 km -the...
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Balestrand
Gaularfjellsvegen (Rv13) The Gaularfjellet mountains lie to the north of Balestrand, and the road between Dragsvik and Moskog (near Førde) passes through them....
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Årdal
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Aurlandsvegen - the mountainroad between Aurland and Lærdal you'll find a unique new breathtaking viewpoint Plattform (lookout) - Stegastein. Situated 6 km...
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Luster
Route 55 across the Sognefjell mountain area between Luster and Lom is the highest and most impressive mountain pass in Northern Europe (highest point 1430...
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