- The Flam Line is a 20.2 kilometre long railway line that stretches from Myrdal to Flam within Aurland in Norway.
- The Flåm Railway crosses the river three times. Instead of building bridges for the train, the engineers opted to run the river through tunnels under the railway line.
- The Flåm Railway adventure concludes at the Myrdal mountain station, where the Bergen Line connects between Oslo and Bergen, offering you the option to extend...
- The finished line is only 20 kilometres long, but it travels a huge distance in height from 863 metres at Myrdal to sea level at Flam.
- In about an hour, the line climbs some 2,833 feet from Flåm station, nestled in the innermost corner of the Aurlandfjord, to the mountain station at Myrdal on...
- Here’s a map showing the key places around the Flam Railway. I’m not able to plot the railway line itself, though!
- The line between Vatnahalsen and Flåm is open throughout the year. The trip on the Flåm Railway provides a panorama of some of the wildest and most magnificent...
- The Flåmsbana (also know as The Flåm Line of Flåm Railway) is about a 20 km long stretch between Flåm and Myrdal and is a branch line of the Bergensbanen.
- The rail line trajectory folows the Flåm valley and traverses numerous tunnels and bridges. A gradient of 5.5% makes it the steepest standard-gauge railway line in...