Waterfalls
Vøringsfossen
Norway's most visited waterfall plunging 182 metres into the Måbødalen valley, now with dramatic stepped viewing platforms.
Road trip route · NO
The drive from Oslo to Bergen covers 286 miles (461 km) and takes about 7 hr 45 min without stops. That's a long haul for one day, most drivers split it over two days, stopping overnight near Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau Road (Rv7), which turns a slog into a proper road trip.
Within ~30 km of the driving route, worth the detour.
Waterfalls
Norway's most visited waterfall plunging 182 metres into the Måbødalen valley, now with dramatic stepped viewing platforms.
Famous Roads
National Tourist Route crossing Europe's largest high mountain plateau between Eidfjord and Geilo, with treeless arctic scenery and wild reindeer herds either side of the road.
Famous Bridges
One of the world's longest suspension bridges with a 1,310 m main span, leaping across the Eidfjorden arm of the Hardangerfjord and plunging straight into tunnels at both ends.
Driving from Oslo to Bergen takes about 7 hr 45 min nonstop, covering 286 miles (461 km). Add time for breaks: most drivers stop every 2 hours.
There are no significant motorway tolls on this route. Estimates are indicative: prices change monthly.
It's possible but long: 7 hr 45 min of driving. Most people split it over two days, with an overnight stop near Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau Road (Rv7), which turns the drive into a proper road trip.
Top-rated stops in the drive corridor include Vøringsfossen, Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau Road (Rv7), Hardanger Bridge: see the full list of 3 stops on this page.
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