Introducing Sogndal
Sogndal, though not the area’s prettiest place, makes a good base for a trio of magnificent day drives: Jostedalen and Nigarsdsbreen, Urnes and a circuit of Lustrafjord and the spectacular Sognefjellet circuit, p242.
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Its tourist office (97 60 04 43; www.sognefjorden.no; Hovevegen 2; 9am-6pm Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm Sat, 3-8pm Sun mid-Jun–mid-Aug, 10am-4pm Mon-Fri rest-of-year), a five-minute walk east of the bus station, can book accommodation for callers-in. To stretch your legs, ask for its booklet of hill walks (Nkr40). The town library, in the same building, has free internet access.
Last updated: Oct 27, 2008
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RE: 1 Week Norway Itinerary HELP!
by chazdude 16 June 2011
Hey Dan. I´ve lived in Jotunheimen for 10 years and can tell you straight away that you´ll have a blast whatever you end up doing. Seein…
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Re: Glacier bus from Sogndal on May?
by 30something 04 April 2011
There is no bus to the Jostedal Glacier in may, only runs from mid June, sorry. But there is a bus to Solvorn from where the ferry to…
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Glacier bus from Sogndal on May?
by carolxs 28 March 2011
Hello I found this timetable for the bus from Sogndal to Jostedalsbreen but it only covers the period from 15/6 to 15/9: http://www.rute…
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