Despite the elaborate network of ferry services, overland travel in the land of fjords is pretty time consuming. Road construction in the rugged coastline of Norway has always been a challenging job, but the Norwegians never stop to improve their road network.
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Jostedalsbreen is the biggest ice mass in continental Europe. It’s glacier arms stretch into many of it’s surrounding valleys and are often named after those valleys, or villages nearby.
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The viewpoint Snøhetta combines the beauty of nature with Norwegian architecture. The shell of steel, wood and glass makes a warm shelter at 1200m and gives an beautiful view on Dovre-Sunndalsfjella National Park.
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The island Senja lies just north of the Lofoten, but is not nearly as known. Still, it’s the second biggest island of Norway, and the island has plenty of attractions: moutains, forests, and the National scenic route on Senja, which winds along the fjords of the island.
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