Myrdal
The junction station at 866 m where the Flåm Railway branches off and plunges towards the fjord.
The facts
| Elevation | 866 m |
| Coordinates | 60.7351, 7.1228 |
| Time to allow | 1 h |
What to see
- Flåmsbana Sight
- Rallarvegen Activity
- Vatnahalsen Viewpoint
Month by month
| Month | Daylight | Day high | Wet days | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 6.5 h | -3.9 °C | 19 | Open |
| February | 9.1 h | -4.1 °C | 16 | Open |
| March | 11.7 h | -1.9 °C | 17 | Open |
| April | 14.7 h | 2 °C | 14 | Open |
| May | 17.3 h | 6.2 °C | 15 | Open |
| June | 19.1 h | 11.2 °C | 17 | Open |
| July | 18.3 h | 14.5 °C | 19 | Open |
| August | 15.8 h | 13.8 °C | 18 | Open |
| September | 12.9 h | 9.8 °C | 17 | Open |
| October | 10.1 h | 3.8 °C | 17 | Open |
| November | 7.4 h | -1.1 °C | 16 | Open |
| December | 5.7 h | -3.4 °C | 18 | Open |
Background
Myrdal Station (Norwegian: Myrdal stasjon) is a mountain railway station and junction, located in Aurland Municipality in Vestland county, Norway. It serves as an important railway station, connecting the Bergen Line to the Flåm Line local railway. The Bergen Line connects Norway's two largest cities: Oslo and Bergen.
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On these routes
- Oslo–Bergen — The Bergen Line across Hardangervidda, with the Flåm Railway and Nærøyfjord along the way.
- Bergen–Trondheim — The fjords and Hardangervidda east to Oslo, then north over Dovrefjell to Nidaros.