At the top of winding road up the Erdal Valley in the Aurlandsfjellet mountains is Vedahaugane. The viewpoint provides not only a point to admire the tall peaks of the distant Jotunheimen massif, but also a hidden artwork. A curved walkway and bench lead towards a small cave, where the art installation “DEN” explores man’s impact on nature over time.
Facts
- The structure was designed by LJB AS - Lars Berge and completed in 2012
- The artwork “DEN” is by Mark Dion
Amenities
- Free parking
- Wheelchair accessible
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Directions
Vedahaugane is located midway along Norwegian Scenic Route Aurlandsfjellet, on Road 5627 between Lærdalsøyri and Aurlandsvangen. The parking lot is directly by the roadside.Coordinates
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