The Flå m railway was built in 1940 and has one of the steepest gradients in the world - almost 80% of the track runs with a 5.5% gradient. And on the way, you will discover beautiful landscapes for every taste - waterfalls, rivers, valleys, the old Rallarvegen road and, finally, a stop at the observation deck of the Kjosfossen waterfall. Oh, here you will find another unforgettable experience! A powerful roaring waterfall, splashes, a cloud of water dust, a photo session in the background and, suddenly ...music is heard. And on the slope of the mountain, above the furious foamy stream, the figure of a dancing girl appears. Be carefull! This insidious "huldra" (character of Scandinavian folklore) lures gullible men into its nets with a dance : )
The only disadvantage of the Flå m railway is the cost of tickets for it. Prices 2015: Ticket Flå m – Myrdal – Flå m costs NOK 420; for a group of 10 people, the price will be from 316 to 378 kroons (depending on the season).
The only disadvantage of the Flå m railway is the cost of tickets for it. Prices 2015: Ticket Flå m – Myrdal – Flå m costs NOK 420; for a group of 10 people, the price will be from 316 to 378 kroons (depending on the season).
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