Why this ride
Out of Kløfta, one way: 166 km, roughly 3 h 26 in the saddle. Long stretches are under trees.
CURVESCOUT / MOTORCYCLE RIDE
Ordered leg totals agree within rounding. Stop distances are approximate sums of rounded legs. Stops, delays, approach and any separate return travel add time. Basis: producer-declared routed record.
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Out of Kløfta, one way: 166 km, roughly 3 h 26 in the saddle. Long stretches are under trees.
The ride follows Atlantic Road Coastal Bridges fuel gate → Oslo / Norway Scenic Roads r for 95 km.
Kløfta is a busy junction north-east of Oslo, where the E6 motorway north towards Trondheim meets Rv2 east towards Kongsvinger and the Swedish border. Oslo Airport at Gardermoen is just to the north, and the area is a hub of roads, railways, service stations and shopping centres. It is not a place to linger, but it is a practical start for a long day.
Read the complete Scenic stretch near Kløfta write-up.
May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.
Atlantic Road Coastal Bridges is where the day begins. Next is Oslo / Norway Scenic Roads return.
North of Jevnaker the long, narrow body of Randsfjorden reaches up into the hills, and this spot sits on its shores in the farming district of Hadeland. Randsfjorden is not a fjord at all but a freshwater lake, one of the biggest in Norway, some seventy kilometres long, filling a deep glacial trench between forested ridges. The water is clear, dark and quiet, with farms and small villages on the lower slopes and spruce forest above.
Read the complete Near Jevnaker, on the way back write-up.
May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.
Oslo / Norway Scenic Roads return comes up about 95 km into the recorded legs. Next is Food stop near Vikersund.
Ski flyers have soared further at Vikersund than almost anywhere else. The giant hill above the village, Vikersundbakken, is one of the largest ski flying hills in the world and has seen several world records, with jumpers flying well over two hundred metres. Even in summer, the scale of the in-run and landing slope is astonishing, and the view from the top over the lake is spectacular.
Read the complete Food stop near Vikersund write-up.
May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.
The route ends here after 166 km.
Fuel stop near Kløfta → Near Jevnaker, on the way back is 95 km of getting across. Ride it tidily and keep the enthusiasm for what comes after.