R11 Seljord to Lokken
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Last edit: 26-12-2024
Route Summary This route starts at the Hovstø Rom Og Camping in Seljord.
The end point of this route is at Bikers Rest, located in Løkken, Denmark.
Along the way you will pass two museums and of course the necessary water in the form of rivers and fjords.
The route takes into account the afternoon departure of the ferry to Hirtshals. Therefore the route is not too long and there are not too many sights included.
The routes are easy to drive for everyone and (mostly) run on well-paved roads.
During the booking process on the Fjordline website, it is best to set the language to Norwegian and let the browser translate to Dutch. You will then pay in Norwegian Kroner, which can easily save you a few tens of euros for a return trip for one person with a motorbike compared to the price in euros. Worth it!
Considering the excellent condition of the roads, the beautiful views and the wonderful mountain and rocky surroundings, I rate this route with 5 stars.
These routes through Norway use multiple ferries. Make it easy for yourself and use FerryPay. Most Norwegian ferries are affiliated with this, payment is fully automatic after scanning your license plate. More information can be found in the link at the bottom of this page.
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Duration
9h 15m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
385.33 km
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RouteXpert Review From the glassy waters of Kviteseidvatnet to the rugged beauty of Synspunkt Kviteseidvegen, this route offers a mix of natural splendor and cultural stops. You’ll visit two fascinating museums — the Z Museum and the Elvarheim Museum — that offer insights into local history and art. Add in winding roads along rivers like the Skrerosåna and Tovdalselva, and you’ve got a route that seems tailor-made for motorcyclists. The journey ends with a ferry ride from Kristiansand to Hirtshals, before heading along the Danish coast to the cozy Bikers Rest in Løkken.
You start in Seljord, an idyllic village surrounded by mountains. Within a few kilometers you will feel the wind through your jacket and leave the hustle and bustle behind you. The road winds its way to Kviteseidvatnet, a beautiful lake where you can park your bike for a photo moment. This is pure Norwegian nature: peace, space and water so clear you can see the bottom.
As you continue, you will come across one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the route: Synspunkt Kviteseidvegen. Here you will have a panoramic view of the lake and the surrounding mountains. This is a place that will take your breath away — not because of the height, but because of the view. Don’t forget to bring your camera!
Love history and culture? Stop by the Z Museum, where you’ll find a surprising mix of classic vehicles, local art and historical objects. A little further along is the Elvarheim Museum, which focuses on the nature and culture of Southern Norway. Both museums are perfect for a short break before hitting the road again.
The route takes you along the Skrerosåna and Tovdalselva, rivers that wind their way through green valleys and small villages. It’s a perfect place to slow down a bit and enjoy the silence — apart from the roar of your engine, of course. And then there’s Topdalsfjorden: a fjord that almost forces you to stop and take it all in, with its calm waters and impressive rock formations.
Upon arrival in Kristiansand, you load your bike on the ferry to Hirtshals. This is your time to relax, unwind and complete the last part of the route. Once on the Danish coast, it is not far to your final destination.
The route ends at Bikers Rest in Løkken, a hotspot for bikers from all over the world. Here you can share stories, make new friends and enjoy a well-earned beer. With the North Sea at your feet and your bike next to you, this feels like the perfect ending to an epic journey.
This route has everything a motorcyclist is looking for: winding roads, spectacular nature, interesting cultural stops and an international touch thanks to the ferry ride to Denmark. It is the perfect combination of riding and exploring, of adrenaline and relaxation.
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The routes include various highlights as well as various cultural objects such as museums, castles, lighthouses, etc. If you are going to drive this route, it is best to determine in advance what you do and do not want to visit. The entire program is always more than a day filling.
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R12 Lokken to Schleswig, 398km
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