Hi Norway from England!!!

[Snømannen]

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And of course, drive at the right hand side of the road [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif[/img]

I would suggest taking the time to drive riksveg 63 between Åndalsnes in Rauma and Langevatn in Skjåk. That road was a part of the famous Golden Route, and passes Geirangerfjorden, Trollstigen, Ørnevegen, Dalsnibba and a ferryride on Norddalsfjorden. The road is about 100km, with amazing scenery.


<i>View from Dalsnibba</i>


Driving off road is strongly prohibited, and that is a thorn in the eye for most of us in this forum. We are offroaders, not hikers [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/dry.gif[/img] . I believe more offroaders leave this country in the summer than those who visit it. But if you want to drive in rough terrain legaly, the come to my homeplace, Fosen. The road is so full of humps and potholes that it probably qualifyes as an off road trail [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

As mentioned, get a good map, and have some cash laying around in your car for ferrys and toll booths. Dont be afraid to talk to people as you go, they know all those "hidden" treasures. You can also use this forum, our members are scattered across the entire country.


Have a nice trip!

*Edit* Perphaps i should correct Rocker a bit. Lights on your car is not prohibited, it is mandatory. A little translation slip there Rocker?