Kylling Bridge

The Kylling Bridge stretches 76 meters across the Rauma River, featuring a double horseshoe curve design at an elevation of 60 meters above the riverbed.

Construction of the Kylling Bridge started in September 1913 and continued until winter 1921, with the official opening ceremony taking place on November 29, 1924.

The Norwegian engineering achievement demonstrates the integration of railway infrastructure with natural landscapes through hand-hewn stone construction methods of the early 1900s.

Visitors can reach the bridge by traveling 40 kilometers from Åndalsnes via E136 towards Bjorli, with a marked path leading to an observation point near Verma shop.

The bridge incorporates two distinct side spans measuring 10 and 8 meters respectively, enabling trains to navigate through the narrow passages of the Romsdalen valley.

Location: Rauma Municipality

Inception: 1921

Official opening: November 29, 1924

Length: 76 m

GPS coordinates: 62.33809,8.05958

Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:28