09.04.2004, 23:00
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Most roads in Norway ar of quite ok standards, but in remote areas yo will find a lot of smaller roads that are very narrow and with a lot of turns. Up in the mountains and into the forests there are quite a number of private maintained toll-roads that often does not lead to a spesific place, but into an area, a lake or a wood or something.
Probably the longest non-paved toll-road is the "Jotunheimveien" and it goes from Bygdin (north of Fagernes) to Skåbu west of Vinstra. This is unpaved road.
I guess most of the offroad courses here is for the more hard-core offroaders and not especially suitable for a Panda 4x4, but feel free to try out or just visit if somethings comes along your route.
Blom - 1990 Hilux X-cab og Suki LJ80
Most roads in Norway ar of quite ok standards, but in remote areas yo will find a lot of smaller roads that are very narrow and with a lot of turns. Up in the mountains and into the forests there are quite a number of private maintained toll-roads that often does not lead to a spesific place, but into an area, a lake or a wood or something.
Probably the longest non-paved toll-road is the "Jotunheimveien" and it goes from Bygdin (north of Fagernes) to Skåbu west of Vinstra. This is unpaved road.
I guess most of the offroad courses here is for the more hard-core offroaders and not especially suitable for a Panda 4x4, but feel free to try out or just visit if somethings comes along your route.
Blom - 1990 Hilux X-cab og Suki LJ80