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We drove up to the top from Aurland. It is a long switchback road barely wide enough for two cars to pass by each other and often only one lane wide so cars have to pull off to let traffic going the other way get by. On one of these instances one car nearly dropped one wheel off the edge of the road with a hundreds of feet drop off. We saw a family with kids hiking up the road, about 6-7 miles by my estimation to get to the top. If you REALLY enjoy hiking, go for it, but beware of traffic and it could be unsafe for pedestrians. I don't feel it is terribly steep and road is paved, so as far as strenuous not terrible. In my opinion, other than the exercise you get, I would not hike it because once to the top you will probably only spend about 30 minutes to an hour there. Nothing else to do but walk out on the walkway. Alternatively, if you don't have a car, there is a shuttle bus that can take you to the top. I believe it about $72 USD per person round trip.

nel mese di marzo dubito, per via della neve che sicuramente ci sarà, comunque sia sui siti turistici della Norvegia, ma anche semplicemente su google maps sono segnalate le strade chiuse. Se indichi su google maps il percorso ti viene segnalato se la strada è aperta o chiusa. ciao

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There are bus tours from flam via Aurland to Stegastein viewpoint and back. You can find it easily on the internet. Have fun.

Hallo, von Flam aus fährt ein Shuttlebus zum Stegasteinen. Das ist eine gute Möglichkeit dorthin zu kommen.

Sorry dear I don’t know too. My husband was driving up the mountain and we stopped several times, but I didn’t noticed a trail. However many areas were closed due to the snow. So unfortunately I can’t help with an answer. All the best, Petra

Hi, I did not try, but I have seen some private cars on a parking, you might need to pay parking but I have not notice any roadblock and somebody collecting money on a road.