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Do you need bustransport? Please let us know!
We will have bustransport
between Sogndal and event area each racingday at
Fjord-O 2010. To ensure sufficient capacity, we need to know how many of
you that need/want transport.
The bus starts from Fosshaugane
Campus, driving to the bus station in Sogndal and to the event area.
Especially day 1 and 2 the bus will take you much closer to the arena than
you can with your own car.
Wednesday 14th July the bus leaves at
14.30 o’clock.
Thursday 15th July the bus leaves at 8:30 o’clock.
Saturday 17th July bus leaves at 9:00 o’clock.
Sunday 18th June the bus leaves at 09.00 o’clock.
The bus costs 30 NOK each way, every day.
Ticket is to be paid on the bus.
Day 1 and 2 there is some way to go from
the parking lot to the arena. If you have special needs for transportation
from parking to the event area there will be opportunity for that. For
example, if you need to bring a childs pram.
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Car:
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Sogndal is a hub for the west country with
roads from all sides. In particular, it might be nice to include some of
the unique tourist roads. Over Sognefjellet or "snow mountain"
between Aurland and Lærdal. Moreover, we have the world's longest
tunnel, Lærdalstunnelen.
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Sognefjellet
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Sognefjellet located in a majestic landscape
with jagged peaks and emerald green water. Sognefjellsvegen
swings up from the world's longest fjord, Sognefjord, and over the
mountains toward Gudbrandsdalen.
Sognefjellsvegen received in 1997 status as the first tourist road in Norway,
and was completed upgraded as a national tourist in 2003.
http://www.sognefjellet.com/
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Aurlandsfjellet
Foto:
Kenny Louie
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Fylkesvei
243 in
Sogn og Fjordane (Fv243) runs between Aurland in
Aurland and Lærdalsøyri in Lærdal in Sogn og Fjordane. The road is 48.6 kilometers
long and is called Aurlandsvegen and "snow
road". It is a national tourist road. Ond
road opened in 1967.
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Lærdalstunnelen
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Lærdalstunnelen is a road tunnel on 24 509 m running
between Aurland and Lærdal in Sogn og Fjordane. It is part of European route 16 (Norway) between Oslo
and Bergen,
and is the world's longest road tunnel.
The tunnel is designed with three separate
and lighted halls.
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Vikafjellet
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Vikafjellet is on the RV 13 between Voss and Vik. A great road with great views and a relatively
steep ascent and descent.
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Bus:
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Bus from Oslo,
Bergen and Ålesund is a great opportunity. Nor-Way express
bus and Fjord1 account for this.
http://www.sognogfjordaneekspressen.no/om-oss/category3894.html
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Boat:
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Express boat from Bergen is an experience in itself. You sit
comfortably down in the boat in Bergen
and is transported along the Sognefjord to Sogndal.
You can walk around on the boat, buy an ice cream or a beer at the kiosk, or
just enjoy the view.
http://www.fjord1.no/default.asp?page=283
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Airplane:
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It is Wideroe that rules the
flights to Sogndal Airport Haukåsen. With a flying time of less than an
hour on the direct routes from Oslo or Bergen, this is a quick alternative.
http://wideroe.no/
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