Haukelifjell, Mountain pass in Vinje and Odda, Norway.
Haukelifjell is a mountain pass between Hordaland and Telemark that rises to 1693 meters and is marked by steep slopes and ridges. The area contains multiple ski runs and cross-country trails spread across different elevations.
The pass was connected by a tunnel in 1886, which held the record as Norway's longest tunnel from 1968 until 1982. This route significantly improved connections between the two regions.
The place serves as a gathering point for hikers and winter sports enthusiasts who come for skiing and mountain activities. Visitors experience it as a working outdoor hub where people pursue seasonal sports in the high mountains.
European route E134 passes through the mountain as the main transportation corridor between Haugesund and Oslo. Winter weather often causes road closures, so check road conditions before traveling.
The pass is known for its combination of ski lifts and numerous runs spread across different elevations for various skill levels. Visitors also find an extensive network of cross-country trails maintained across the terrain.
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