Rallarvegen (Navvy road) Vatnahalsen to Grjotrust

#Rallrvegen#Navvyroad
The construction of Rallarvegen started in the 1890s, and the first section that was ready was the road from Raundalen to Upsete in 1895, west of the Gravhalsen tunnel. The road from Flåm to Myrdal and Hallingskeid was ready in 1898, and in 1902 the road was built all the way to Haugastøl. The construction was largely carried out as manual work. Due to the snow conditions, the work was carried out during the summer months, from June to October.
The road goes through varied and magnificent terrain, and gives a unique and impressive impression of road construction with simple means and pure hand power. The standard is in many places good gravel road, while in steep parts the spring flood in many places washes away the gravel and leaves crushed stone or in the worst case pebbles.
Maintenance prioritises the preservation of the road as a cultural monument. One can hope that this also applies to the old train route (line) across the mountain between Finse and Lågheller.
Camera: Sony RX0 M2
Gimbal: Feiyutech WGX 2

[@ingunnbrekke3863]

Ditta va gasta greie. Fin tung tur oppover, oppover og litt til oppover. Takk for ein gild tur

[@imh9456]

Var en fin dag og en kose tur på fjellet

[@norfilmshetland]

Great trip - much enjoyed. Great to see that part of the old line !

[@imh9456]

I just hope we can have some nice autumn weather so I can cycle from Finse to Flåm.

[@sam28600]

Nice video! You are using a e-bike, right? If yes what type is it, and are you happy with it?

[@imh9456]

Specialized levo comp (2020 mod), great bike. I use this bike in all sorts of terrain. It is a great climber and very stable on descent.

[@dougchristopher2072]

Sorry I missed the show. Busy with family business.

[@imh9456]

Hi Doug no premiere on this video

[@NaomiKGarza]

@ 1:14:00 My Favorite Tunnel

[@imh9456]

Grander view on the old line, Naomi wait and see.

[@donjudd9372]

nice, very nice, between oh about 35 to 45 minutes, whats on the side of the hill, rail or road, they look like snowsheds to me.

[@imh9456]

They are snow sheds, they are replacing all the old sheds and now passenger can have a view outside since there will be windows in the new ones.

[@samuelmjlfjell]

I found this from Rail cow girl.