Vestland · Norway
Vikafjellsvegen
Rv1313Vik (Sognefjord) to Vossevangen (Voss)
A three-world journey from the Sognefjord shore to an alpine plateau and down into deep Voss valleys, via dramatic hairpin bends.
Rv13 climbs from the Sognefjord at Vik through a series of hairpin bends at Holesvingane onto a high mountain plateau dotted with icy lakes before descending through the steep Myrkdalen valley toward Voss. The route passes the Sendefossen waterfall mid-climb and the celebrated Tvindefossen waterfall near the Voss end, giving drivers one of western Norway’s most varied mountain-to-fjord experiences. Despite its dramatic scenery the road is fully paved and navigable by motorhomes in summer, though winter conditions require caution.
Vikafjellsvegen on the map42.2 mi · point to point
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Character
Corners
busiest around mile 19Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%4.5 – 990.3 mFrom the road
Points of interest2 stops
- TvindefossenViewpoint34 mi in
- BergslimonumentetLandmark42 mi in
Hazards
- Tight hairpin bends at Holesvingane
- Snow and ice on high plateau (spring/autumn)
- Limited overtaking room on narrow sections
- Seasonal winter closures possible
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“It is truly wild nature and enjoyable riding on narrow twisty paved road.”
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