Peer Gynt Vegen in Norway
2002 we made a tour through Norway.
It is a beautiful country, a bit expensive, with everything that in turn.
We drove a famous route there, the Peer Gynt Vegen!
The Peer Gyntweg (Norwegian: Peer Gynt Vegen) is a 60-kilometre tourist road named after Peer Gynt. The road leads through a varied landscape with many authentic summer farms combined with untouched nature. The road is only open in summer and closes when snow falls. The road opens in late May or early June when the snow melts. We were there in July so we were lucky.
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22 comments
Kinderworkshops Petra
2 years ago
pretty! I love wild nature. Rocks, water and you name it.
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qwertyuiop
2 years ago
great memories and beautiful photos.
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Ingrid
2 years ago
That looks really rough.! No, I wouldn't dare walk there either. Already had trouble with the Prekestolen. Thanks for the route tip, if we ever travel to Norway again.
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Encaustichris
2 years ago
We drove that road too, I remember. I just can't remember a gap 🙈
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Naturefreak
2 years ago
Nice to read about one of your trips again. And nice photos! The nature in Norway also attracts me.
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enigma
2 years ago
Reminds me of classical music, where there are also caves and rocks in the story.
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Bij Ann
2 years ago
very nice photos
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Dewaputra
2 years ago
These are fun trips. I would also like to have a look around there.
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