Yes Pulpit Rock is on this fjord, approximately 30 kilometers west of this video. I think you can cycle this road. Cyclists are often banned in tunnels with higher traffic volumes, and in some cases there is no local alternative. As you can see these tunnels are very dark so you need some good lights on the bike.

@@EuropeanRoads Thank you very much. Of course I will have strong head and back lights and even a safety vest when in tunnel.

Some parts of British Columbia seemed similar to Norway to me. The Canadian Rockies are a bit higher but the valleys look fairly similar. I think the rugged parts of Newfoundland may also be similar to Norway.

yeah, actually, the western part of Newfoundland around Gros Morn is probably somewhat comparable.

@@EuropeanRoads Can confirm, I live in Haugesund in Rogaland - I have people I know from Newfoundland say that some of the coastal landscape around where I live is pretty similar, as it's mostly hilly, rocky coastal landscape.

The north shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota and Ontario is somewhat similar. Jagged cliffs and bluffs surrounded by forests.

It's in the end credit :-)

I usually browse Google Earth for scenic roads in the area I'm planning to visit. I often plan to travel certain roads in a specific direction (i.e. not going into the sun). I also only film the stretches I really want to capture, it's not a dashcam that is running for thousands of kilometers. It takes some effort to get a good shot, I have a blanket across the dashboard to keep the reflection away and I want to keep the windshield clean (which is difficult in some areas!)

In Norway a good start is www.nasjonaleturistveger.no/en

Yes, there are no weight, length or height restrictions on this road. Even trucks travel it. The tunnel has a 4 meter height clearance.

@@EuropeanRoads thanks! And thank you for the great video 😉

see 8:13 🙂