Report updated: August 8, 2026
Route status and trip advice
The full Rallarvegen route is now completely snow-free and open. The first 4 km from Haugastøl towards Finse have new gravel – ride slowly here. The road is very good in some places, but severely washed out in others – keep your speed low around corners and where visibility is limited. We recommend a calm pace — around 10 km/h — and a helmet for the full ride. We recommend that children should be at least 12 years old for the full Finse–Flåm ride.
Segment by segment
Haugastøl–FinseOpen
New gravel on the first 4 km from Haugastøl – ride slowly here.
- The first 4 km towards Finse have new gravel. We recommend riding slowly here.
- Further on, the road is good in many places, but some sections are severely washed out.
- At Vikaåni, about 4 km from Haugastøl, the car bridge replacement is delayed until July 31. A separate cyclist and pedestrian bridge is open now, so cycling on Haugastøl–Finse is unaffected.
Finse–HallingskeidOpen
Completely snow-free and open.
- The full Finse–Hallingskeid section is now completely snow-free.
- The road varies from very good to severely washed out – adjust your speed to the surface.
Hallingskeid–VatnahalsenOpen
Open and ready to ride. Hallingskeid–Lågheller has been plowed.
- The Hallingskeid–Lågheller section has been plowed.
- Further towards Vatnahalsen and Flåm, conditions are good, but watch out for some rocky and washed-out sections.
- Together with Vatnahalsen–Flåm, this gives a long, continuous cycling experience.
Vatnahalsen–FlåmOpen
Open with clear track and good conditions. Watch out for very steep sections.
- The full Vatnahalsen/Myrdal–Flåm stretch is rideable.
- Wear a helmet and keep your speed down on the steepest sections towards Flåm.
- This is a steep section where the surface can vary, even when the road is open and clear.
Most demanding segment
Haugastøl–Finse: New gravel on the first 4 km – ride slowly
Confidence: high
Full route
Fully open
Confidence: high