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E 134 road over Haukelifjell
The
Haukeli road between Røldal in Hordaland and Haukeligrend in Telemark
is part of the main road between Haugesund and Oslo, and on the usual
winter route from Stavanger and Haugesund on the west coast to the ski
resorts of Hovden and
Rauland. |
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This
road is not easy to keep open during the winter as it crosses the mountain
plateau. The nearest road to the north is RV7
Hardangervidda 60 km away. To the south, the Suleskar
road is 80 km away but closed in the winter, and it is 160 km to RV
42 Make sure you have warm clothes, food, drink and some way to entertain yourselves while you wait in a tunnel for the snowploughs. For traffic information try telephone 175 or www.vegvesen.no Take care driving here - special danger points are tunnel entrances (they are narrow and can have snowdrifts inside or out) and sudden icy patches on a clear road. Along the way you pass Haukeliseter hytte - a popular start point for ski touring across the Setesdalheiene or Hardangervidda. This road is part of several long tours, including: Stavanger - Sauda - Hovden - Sirdal round trip Map reference: 3960 66360 By car: Drive north from Stavanger by E39 or other route (e.g. RV13) to the E134 and head east Parking: very limited By bus: The Haukeliekspressen bus service passes along this road between Oslo and Haugesund or Bergen (via Odda) Distance from Stavanger: 210 km Distance from Haugesund: 150 km |
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Travel time from Stavanger:
4 hours by car Duration of the visit: the drive normally takes about an hour Facilities: Toilets by some tunnel entrances for those waiting for a convoy, otherwise none. Kids verdict: Looks scary, otherwise boring See also: Stavanger - Sauda - Hovden - Sirdal round trip |
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