Stalheimskleiva, built in the period between 1842 and 1846, is one of the steepest roads in Northern Europe. The road has 13 hairpin bends, with Stalheim Hotel located at the top overlooking the road and the Nærøydalen Valley.
On the road sides you can observe Stalheimsfossen Waterfall (126 metres) and Sivlefossen Waterfall (142 metres). Stalheimskleiva is located approximately 35 kilometres north-east of Voss town centre, alongside the E16, direction Oslo.
This is a 152-metre tall waterfall situated next to Tvinde Camping, approximately 12 kilometres north-east of Voss town centre, alongside the E16. If you follow the road beyond the camp site, there is a path to the top of the fall. However, please note that the path is not fully secured.
When visiting you could also take advantage of the opportunity to combine the experience with an easy walk to either Afdal-Prestølen or Leidal-Hustveit. Please contact Voss Tourist Information and CarWalks for route descriptions and maps.
In walking distance from Voss town centre, Hangursbanen cable car can take you to the top of Hanguren Mountain, 660 metres above sea level. From the café at the top you will have a panorama view over Vossevangen (Voss town centre) and the montaineous landscape. Hanguren Mountain is an excellent starting point for hiking and mountain biking.
Built in the period 1271-77 and located in the town centre. Vangskyrkja is still in use with services every Sunday at 11 am and for other church services. During the summer months the church is open for tourists.
Wild country within walking distance from Voss town centre. There are altogether three viewing points, and locations are marked on the information boards located at the site. A footpath will lead you along the main part of the gorge. Excellent views of the fantastic potholes, but keep to the marked footpaths. Benches. Please contact Voss Tourist Information and CarWalks for route descriptions and maps.
Why not combine the experience with a visit to the Dagestad Museum? Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm in the period June – 15 August.