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A train passes a lake in Hallingdal on the Bergensbanen Railway

The Bergensbanen Railway.
Photo: Rolf M. Sørensen

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Find your way to Hallingdal

The Hallingdal region stretches from Flå in the east to Geilo in the west. Hallingdal is half way between Oslo and Bergen, and is easily accessible by car and train. The Bergen railway goes through Hallingdal with stops in both Flå, Nesbyen, Gol and Ål, and is quite the attraction itself. Park the car for a couple of days and make use of the public transport available. Both trains and buses facilitate your travels in the region several times a day.

Getting around

By car

Take the main road from Oslo and drive westwards, following the signs to Bergen. After around two hours and 135 kilometres, you reach Hallingdal. From there, follow Rv7 and enjoy the two-hour drive.
Roads (from Oslo): E18 - E16 - Rv7

Other main roads
The Hallingdal region is linked to the regions in the north, east and south via E16, E134, Fv13, Fv40, Fv51, Fv53 and Fv55. Fv13 has junctions to Fv7 at Granvin and to E16 at Voss. Be prepared for snow at mountain passes from as early as October

Find your way to Hallingdal

Getting around

Vy - Norwegian State Railways (formerly NSB)

Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL)

Sandefjord Airport Torp

NOR-WAY Bus Express

Nettbuss Hallingdal Billag