Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
While making the trip from Oslo to Bergen and back to pick up a couple of old cars, we stopped by the infamous Stalheimskleiva to try out our newest drift trikes. When we got there we planned to drive down the road in our Hiace, but I actually panicked and had to get out before we got to the first bend! No way I'm going down there in a high van! A trike on the other hand, no problem. It's not really that dangerous on a trike, but with a descent of up to 20% and a waterfall on each side, it sure felt a bit intimidating at first!
We completed five runs before we had to continue our journey, but we will be back soon with proper cameras and a film crew. Stay tuned!
Stalheimskleiva:
One of the steepest roads in Northern Europe, built during 1842-1846. The road has 13 hairpin bends, with Stalheim Hotel located at the top overlooking the road and the Nærøy Valley. On either side of the road you can see the Stalheim Waterfall (126 m) and the Sivle Waterfall (142 m). Stalheimskleiva is a one-way road going down.
- visitvoss.no
While making the trip from Oslo to Bergen and back to pick up a couple of old cars, we stopped by the infamous Stalheimskleiva to try out our newest drift trikes. When we got there we planned to drive down the road in our Hiace, but I actually panicked and had to get out before we got to the first bend! No way I'm going down there in a high van! A trike on the other hand, no problem. It's not really that dangerous on a trike, but with a descent of up to 20% and a waterfall on each side, it sure felt a bit intimidating at first!
We completed five runs before we had to continue our journey, but we will be back soon with proper cameras and a film crew. Stay tuned!
Stalheimskleiva:
One of the steepest roads in Northern Europe, built during 1842-1846. The road has 13 hairpin bends, with Stalheim Hotel located at the top overlooking the road and the Nærøy Valley. On either side of the road you can see the Stalheim Waterfall (126 m) and the Sivle Waterfall (142 m). Stalheimskleiva is a one-way road going down.
- visitvoss.no
