Report updated: October 6, 2026
Route status and trip advice
The Rallarvegen report will not be updated again until next year and does not replace weather forecasts. Snow and cold weather are in the forecast. Always check the weather forecast and webcams before setting out.
Snow and cold weather are in the forecast. On the lower sections of the route it may still be possible to ride for a while, but follow the weather forecast closely. The high mountain sections are especially exposed. Keep your speed low around corners and where visibility is limited. We recommend a calm pace — around 10 km/h — and a helmet. We recommend that children should be at least 12 years old for the full Finse–Flåm ride.
Segment by segment
Haugastøl–FinsePassable with caution
Snow and cold in the forecast – highest section.
- Snow and cold weather are in the forecast.
- We recommend following the weather forecast closely and deciding whether the section is safe to ride.
Finse–HallingskeidPassable with caution
Snow and cold in the forecast – highest section.
- Snow and cold weather are in the forecast.
- We recommend following the weather forecast closely and deciding whether the section is safe to ride.
Hallingskeid–VatnahalsenPassable with caution
May still be rideable for a while – follow the forecast.
- Lower than the Finse sections, but still high mountain terrain.
- It may be possible to ride here for a while if the weather holds.
- Watch out for rocky and washed-out sections.
Vatnahalsen–FlåmOpen
Lower section – may be rideable for a while. Watch out for steep sections.
- This section is lower and may be rideable for a while if the weather holds.
- Wear a helmet and keep your speed down on the steepest sections towards Flåm.
- Follow the weather forecast closely – conditions can change quickly.
Most demanding segment
Vatnahalsen–Flåm: Lower sections may still be rideable for a while – follow the forecast
Confidence: low
Full route
End of season – not the full route
Confidence: low