Rampant Stallion
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I went there in the long, hot summer of 2003. Unfortunately I went late May/early June. This, I found out was a bit too early as the Trollstigen and a few other good roads were still closed. I got as far as the Arctic Circle in a white-out kind of blizzard, took shelter in the (igloo shaped) visitor centre and headed back down south. An Italian chap was just leaving there and continuing up north. The time of year that you're going will be as good as it gets.
Speed limits are stupidly low - 70 kph ( 42 mph) and the cops are waiting. They're generally on the way into a town or village, but sometimes on the open road. There's not much for them to do, so are keen to bag a speeder or two.
If there're a few of you, the best accommodation would be the Hutte. They are everywhere (most campsites have them) and are very reasonable (almost said cheap). They vary between a large garden shed and very nice log cabin. A good place to dry your gear overnight (as you will surely have to at some point) which you can't do in a tent. They usually have a small kitchen with cooker, bunk beds (take a sheet sleeping bag) and some form of heating - very snug.
Beer from supermarkets is not too badly priced, but you could take a bottle or two of your favourite stronger stuff.
Scenery is fantastic so no point in rushing. E6 is the main drag north but there are other minor roads. Enjoy
Speed limits are stupidly low - 70 kph ( 42 mph) and the cops are waiting. They're generally on the way into a town or village, but sometimes on the open road. There's not much for them to do, so are keen to bag a speeder or two.
If there're a few of you, the best accommodation would be the Hutte. They are everywhere (most campsites have them) and are very reasonable (almost said cheap). They vary between a large garden shed and very nice log cabin. A good place to dry your gear overnight (as you will surely have to at some point) which you can't do in a tent. They usually have a small kitchen with cooker, bunk beds (take a sheet sleeping bag) and some form of heating - very snug.
Beer from supermarkets is not too badly priced, but you could take a bottle or two of your favourite stronger stuff.
Scenery is fantastic so no point in rushing. E6 is the main drag north but there are other minor roads. Enjoy
Liv.