Laerdal to Bergen

Tunnels, Cruise & Trains
22 June
Travel Route - Friday 22 June Google Earth view The world's longest drivable tunnel! 1 of 3 light caves in the Laerdal Tunnel
Flam Central Boarding the ferry Off to Gudvangen A little more modern than ours
The MSC Meraviglia was visiting too Ready for another great day Bye bye Flam Hillside houses
Looking ahead Undredal - our lunch location Looking astern Rockfalls not waterfalls
Entering Naeroyfjord The 575m, 4-tier Lægdafossen waterfall Location, location, location... Great views everywhere
A manicured lawn Tufte farm Church at Drydal farm near Bakka Approaching Gudvangen
Patriotic birds Gudvangen shop Our ferry Viking Valley entrance
Nærøydalselvi river 1 Nærøydalselvi river 2 Carved cafe furniture Mixing with the locals
Off to Undredal Crossing the Undredalselvi River Following the Undredalselvi River Undredal - home to 100 people & 500 goats
Off to lunch Aurlandsfjord panorama Undredal is famous for its goats cheese A delightful lunch
Off to explore Heading for the stave church Bringing up the rear Undredal panorama
Panorama detail Undredal stave church - the smallest in northern Europe Undredalselvi River 1 Undredalselvi River 2
Swirling river A nice find Boating on the fjord Final fjord view
Off to the Flam Railway A very tight squeeze indeed Valley view Tunnel to Flam
Flam Railway centre Waterfront panorama Our train arriving The Flam Railway = Flamsbana
Flamsbana stations There are 20 tunnels & 1 bridge The route follows the Flamsdalen valley All aboard!
The outskirts of Flam The Flamselvi river Overlooking Flam Church near Hareina station Hogabru bridge
Berekvam station Top section of the route Kardalsfossen waterfall Part of the Rallarvegen Bike Route  Rallarvegen, the service road built for the construction of the Oslo-Bergen line, is now used as a cycle route. The final 20km goes from Myrdal to Flam. It is advisable to walk bikes on the section shown in the photo!
The view from Kjosfossen station Kjosfossen Falls  A small powerstation in the falls powers the Flam Railway. The Huldra  The Huldra is an elusive forest spirit from Norse mythology and is played by students from the Norwegian Ballet School. She dances and sings in front of the waterfall as the trains stop at Kjosfossen station. It can get a little wet
Time to change trains Off to Voss (or Vossevangen) Train from Oslo to Bergen River near Upsete station
Sunny valley Houses with a view! A scene with everything Houses near Mjolfjell
Sunny river Bubbling along Nice stand of trees Passing Voss airfield
A valley community Approaching Voss End of the train journey - back to the bus More great scenery heading to Bergen
Arna on the outskirts of Bergen My birthday cake at the hotel - thanks AJ!