Part of Norway in Nutshell, Myrdal-Flåm by touristic Flåm Railway.
It went from Myrdal at an altitude 866 metres, to Flåm, which is just 2 metres above sea level. This means that the line has a gradient of 1 in 18, making it the steepest normal gauge railway line in northern Europe.
It went from Myrdal at an altitude 866 metres, to Flåm, which is just 2 metres above sea level. This means that the line has a gradient of 1 in 18, making it the steepest normal gauge railway line in northern Europe.
