Norway, Voss
Thirteen hairpins at one in five between two waterfalls, the steepest road in northern Europe.
Length
1.5 km
In miles
0.9 mi
Driving time
10 min
Atlas rating
9.3 / 10
The run
Stalheim to Naerodalen. Drive it in either direction, though the views usually favour the climb.
Season
Open summer only, downhill traffic only
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Last reviewed 28 June 2026
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