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Francis
July 25, 2019
Cycling
Not for the faint hearted, this bypass requires a hefty climb in either direction — though it is a bit steeper when riding from Øksendal to Sunndalsøra. While technically a one way street the road is basically empty of any traffic.
That said this is the only way to avoid the tunnel and the views more than make up for the climb. Treat yourself to a private stretch of highway and enjoy some amazing alpine glacier views when riding from Øksendal to Sunndalsøra.
That said this is the only way to avoid the tunnel and the views more than make up for the climb. Treat yourself to a private stretch of highway and enjoy some amazing alpine glacier views when riding from Øksendal to Sunndalsøra.
Adrian Stefanescu
August 22, 2024
Cycling
I have tried that bypass but i would not reccomend it unless you have a mountain bike so. There is a 300m segment with fallen rocks from the mountain and terrible road. The rest of the road is OK, except some fallen trees and some glass that is spread on some portions along the way.
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Distance 10.7 km
Uphill 250 m
Downhill 260 m
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