Driving the Scenic Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) Road in Southern Norway

Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) is a very scenic drive located in Vestland County, in the southern part of Norway. This is a remarkable road trip with stunning views—remember to bring your camera.

Fylkesvei 50

Is Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) Road Paved?

The road is fully paved, though it includes some narrow and steep sections with gradients up to 10%. It features 12 tunnels, the longest of which is called Berdal Tunnelen, measuring 4.2 km in length. The road opened in 1974 but was originally open to public traffic only during the summer.

How Long is Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) Road?

Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) is 94 km (58.40 miles) long and runs west to east from Aurlandsvangen, in Vestland County, on the east side of the Aurlandsfjorden, to Hagafoss, a small village in Buskerud.

Is Fylkesvei 50 (Fv50) Road Worth the Drive?

Located within Hallingskarvet National Park, the drive is incredibly scenic, offering stunning views of Strandavatnet lake. It also serves as the gateway to the glacially-formed Aurlandsdalen valley.

 

 

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