The first leg of our train journey to Oslo was the two and a half hour trip to Finse. Finse is the high point of this route (and the highest point in Norway’s rail network) at 1,222 m. The railway, completed in 1909, was a major infrastructure project to link Norway’s two largest cities. The journey is extremely scenic and the line stays open all year round. When we left Bergen it was 0 degrees and on arrival at Finse it was -7 degrees, but very dry with crunchy snow.
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