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Reaction To Norway's Top 5 Road Trips
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2023
- Reaction To Norway's Top 5 Road Trips | Norwegian Travel
This is my reaction to Norway's Top 5 Road Trips
In this video I react to amazing road trips around Norway
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Original Video - • Norway’s 5 Best Road T...
Part of the video for "Ryfylke" is wrong by the way, that winding road is the "trolls ladder", "Lyseborn/Lysefjord" has a similar winding road, it has more turns but is a bit less scenic and there are some tunnels. The Trolls ladder can be combined with a trip over the atlantic road in the same day.
IMHO, the atlantic road is a bit overrated, it is nice, but if you are not paying attention, you might not even notice that you have driven over it already :P
Both summer and winter i nice in their own way, but remember that during the winter it will be dark a lot of the time (in the north it's just gonna be light a few hours at midday). Excellent for viewing the Aurora Borealis, but not as good if you want to watch the nature.
How great these roadtrips are with a car. Try it on a motorcycle.
Just epic!
Some other rutes for all the 2 wheel Riders out there:
1. Aursjøvegen
2. Per Gynts veg
3. Per Gynts sæterveg
4. Friisvegen
5. Foldal area
Most are of the beaten tarmac track with less trafic & the most senic routes!
The Power Of Dreams ❤️
As a Norwegian...I like this channel!! :)
The last one with the serpentine turns are close to Stavanger, only 1 hour by plane from Scotland
If you are an experienced driver with experience driving on narrow, steep and scary roads, you will enjoy snow-covered mountains and country roads. A good car with good winter tires is a key word. If not, then preferably drive in the summer. National georaphy has a series about the winter road heroes, who are from Norway, watch it before you decide😊
About Vardoe(Vardø) It is the witch killing capital of Norway, perhaps even Europe if we're comparing the amount of people living there. The Trials were held at Vardøhus fortress. Vardøhus Fortress was built in 1306 and is still used today as a Salute fortress and a museum
I live right next to the Atlantic Road, and did use to drive over it few times a week to visit family, now a days I just drive out there to look at the storms and waves when we get extream weather, mostly for taking video and photos :) You get used to it after 30 years, but still is breath taking some times :)
I live around that number 5 one, Varanger, and drive it all the time. Interesting seeing it here🤩
Just a walk in the park for us living born and bread in norway.wintertime driving these roads ice and snow is a differant game of sports.take some time to get use to.
The entire contry is beutiful, where ever you deside to go.
The western parts, Bergen and the fjords north of it , Sunnmøre and Lofoten has the moest dramatic landscapes, and get lots of tourists, but I have yet to see a part of my contry that isent stunningly beautiful in its own way.
Like the coast from Kragerø to Kristjansand, the forests on the swedish border, the mountain platau of Hardanger by Rjukan and Tin, All of Hallingdal, and by all means Jotunheimen. Even the green soft hills, farmland, forests and lakes in the southeast around Oslo.
All Stunning realy!
(ps; I have never been further north then Bodø, but from what i have seen on media thrue my 51 years those parts are absolutely awesome as well..)
Nice video😀 Tromsø is the largest town in northern Norway (78.000 inhabitants) and a perfect place to start a journey of the northern part of the country. During the northern lights season there are around 17 direct flights to all the major cities of Europe. London included. So come and visit us. Summer or winter 😀
I love my town Tromsø♥️♥️♥️♥️
Trollstigen is NOT in Ryfylke, but in Åndalsnes (Møre and Romsdal). Trollstigen is closed in winter time, and opens in May/June depending of the conditions of the road. This curvey road is a must see in Norway, but not in winter time, and definitely not in Ryfylke.
... that top5 road trip roads doesnt show any actual roads... and almost all pictures of road 4 are CGI... Ive been to Norway 5 times and it is indeed a beautiful country and worth visiting, from my experience their "mild" winter is anything but mild for me as a Dutch person, snow banks sometimes meters high is not mild in my opinion.
Still worth going there for sure, My advice would be to go in summer!
The square shape in the water is probably just an area that has been dredged, to allow ships to pass, looks like a pier just on the left side of that square.
Har været der. Det er nærmest ubeskriveligt.
I'd realy like to rekommandert Trollstigen-fucking fab. I've tried the Atlanterhavsveien, Trollstigen impresses more if you like hairpin turns and dramatic scenery.
Even I, who live here, some times have to stop to take pictures :)
Driving behind foreign tourists can be a pain, sometimes, as they drive somewhat erraticly and SLOW to absorb all the impressions. If you drive here in winter, though, be careful, and have good dires, driving conditions can be VERY challenging, here's a link to a video showing winter conditions: ua-cam.com/video/wDIBCx3wTXk/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DonV.John
I have the best job in the world and get paid to drive all over Norway all year. Don't often have a deadline, so I drive as many different routes as possible.
Was a bad video and you will be dissapointed driving the Atlantic ocean road. Only worth while when it's stormy or you experience it via a drone. The road itself is nothing special from a car perspective and it's very short. There are many roads way better than that one.
Driving here in Norway can be spectacular, even for me. Best time in the south west is late May and early June with waterfalls being at its fullest (and tourists haven't arrived in big numbers yet). In the north I would say September, because you get daylight, clear roads and possibility to see the northern lights and again not too many tourists 😊
Welcome to Norway🇳🇴😊
Thank you. 😎
the first is borrrng now in 2023,it was far better in 1993 or earlier😃the really fun roads are the roads, which were seldem driven by turistst, they are really fun
The video you watched was rather messy with a range of misinformation.
Not matching map and narration like talking about Varanger (in the very far northeast of Norway ) ....while showing a map of southern and middle Scandinavia ...hence he is quite lost in the geography.
He is also claiming that the road is "close to the Russian border". Well.....only on a world map.... since that road is at the closest 128 km from the birder.
Claiming that the route was the "mildest" of the routes on the "aurora belt" ....whatever that might mean. ??? In Norway it is rather the coldest route of those shown. In the Arctic isn't there so much to choose from of areas with infrastructure like roads. There are Norway ....and than not much more anywhere else. ...and yeah....I do know about the existence of the very northern (...and little populated ) parts of Sweden and Finland ....and than a single "road" in Alaska build for and by the the oil industry in Prudhoe By.
Further he is saying you're at place A but showing the pictures from another place B .... like talking about Lysebotn in Ryfylke ....but showing the pictures of Trollstigen in Romsdal.....which is quite a drive apart from each other ....to be specific around 770 km .....with a number of ferries involved you will struggle to do that drive in one day....
There were a number of other things were he was lost.....
So the best one can do is just to cut / mute the narrator and watch the video like a collection of random pictures.
I would also add that presenting the roads as some sort of racetracks is absolutely nonsense and not acceptable in any shape or form. Such idiots are neither needed or welcome on the those roads.
go to måløy
several false infos.."ryfylke" bit is actually trollstigen(troll ladder) in more & romsdal.