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	A Mountain Tale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hardangervidda is also the home of several bird and animal species which have almost become extinct.
		The artic flora and fauna on the plateau is most varied and interesting, as Hardangervidda is the only place in the world where species belonging in a western climate and those thriving in an eastern, inland climate can be found in the same area.
		Hardangervidda is excellent for hikes for the whole family, as children have no problems at all in coping.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/brokefos/side6.html (256 words)

	For Rent
		Hardangervidda is unique in so many ways, even on an international scale.
		Hardangervidda is also the home of several bird and animal
		Hardangervidda is excellent for hikes for the whole family,
	www.hardangervidda.as /For.Rent.htm (249 words)

	Hordaland Mountains - Route Descriptions - Sandfloegga (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sandfloegga is the highest point on Hardangervidda, the highest mountain plateau in northern Europe.
		The views are extensive, although it is difficult to identify details on the wide and flat Hardangervidda plateau.
		But I was very happy to have reached the Hardangervidda high point, and this overshadowed the fatigue that was growing.
	impact.ii.uib.no /arnt/Peaks/sandfloegga.html (1490 words)

	Hardangervidda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hardangervidda is a mountain range and national park in Norway.
		Several hundred nomadic stone age settlements have been found in the area, most likely related to the migration of the reindeer.
		The train from Oslo to Voss crosses parts of the Hardangervidda and offers fleeting views from the windows.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hardangervidda (128 words)

	Hardangervidda Plateau - National Parks in Norway pictures on Worldisround
		Hardangervidda National Park is located in the central part of SW Norway, where the following three counties meet: Telemark, Buskerud and Hordaland.
		The latter two share the most significant part of this national park, showing the unspoiled nature of the Norwegian highland conutryside with its typical features: flat ranges and not very deep valleys with low and small lonely trees, rocky soil with lot of moss and wetland grass and lots of small lakes.
		Norwegians say that Hardangervidda is the biggest highland in Europe (and perhaps I think if we exclude the Spanish meseta with absolutely different landscape they are right).
	www.worldisround.com /articles/116135/text.html (290 words)

	HardangerInn
		This rocky, mountainous plateau is the rugged wilderness watershed between Norway’s west coast (at Bergen) and its east coast (at Oslo).
		The northeast corner of the Hardangervidda National Park is approximately halfway across Norway on a line between Oslo and Bergen.
		Norway's Hardangervidda National Park is one of many small, quality lodgings through Norway, Sweden, and Denmark that participate in Home at First’s Scandinavian travel program.
	www.homeatfirst.com /hardange2.htm (772 words)

	Birding at Hardangervidda - Shorter trips - Birding Norway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau holds the most southerly breeding population of many arctic and sub-arctic bird species in Scandinavia.
		To see as many of the breeding birds as possible, the best period is the first half of July.
		A second day at Hardangervidda will greatly increase the chance of seeing the more difficult species such as Hen Harrier, Gyrfalcon, Common Crane, Short-eared Owl, Great Snipe, White-throated Dipper and Ring Ouzel.
	www.birdingnorway.no /tours/trip02.html (412 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Saboteurs’ trail is the world-famous route the Norwegian Resistance used during the Second World War to get from the Hardangervidda mountain plain and down the steep gorges to Vemork when they blew up the heavy water plant.
		The Hardangervidda is the largest mountain plain in Europe.
		This ride is 30km and is suitable for cyclists of all ages.
	www.rjukan-turistkontor.no /uk/aktiviteter/sommer.asp (1111 words)

	Hordaland Mountains - Route Descriptions - Hårteigen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hårteigen is without question the majesty of the central Hardangervidda plateau.
		Hårteigen is the highest mountain in Ullensvang kommune, and the second highest mountain on Hardangervidda, second after Sandfloeggi (1719m), further south.
		As Hårteigen lies central on Hardangervidda, it can be accessed from many sides.
	impact.ii.uib.no /arnt/Peaks/haarteigen.html (2487 words)

	HARDANGERVIDDA FACTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hardangervidda is the largest mountain plateau in Europe, you can walk for days in a straight line without seeing people.
		It was decided in 1981 that an area of 3430 square kilometers of Hardangervidda would be Hardangervidda Nat'l Park.
		Hardangervidda has been used by man since the stoneage, and has today the largest flocks of wild reindeer in Europe.
	home.online.no /~vewerner/wness7.htm (120 words)

	See the fjords (Norway - the official site in the United States)
		On the Hardangervidda mountain plateau are both marked and unmarked trails suitable for all types of walkers, with accommodation in the form of serviced and non-serviced mountain huts close at hand.
		Hardangervidda covers an area of 10,000 square kilometres, of which 3,400 square kilometres are designated as a national park.
		Hardanger Nature Centre, on the road towards Hardangervidda, gives a comprehensive introduction to the wide range of flora and fauna to be found on the mountain plateau.
	www.norway.org /News/archive/2004/200406eidfjord.htm (1256 words)

	Bergensbanen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The overland route between Bergen and eastern Norway crosses the harsh and inhospitable Hardangervidda plateau, which stands between the western fjords and the interior.
		Bergen is the second largest city in Norway and, as early as 1870, proposals were raised for a railway to connect it to the capital.
		It is kept open all year round, although not without some difficulty due to the heavy snowfall experienced on the Hardangervidda; in 1967, railway workers had to clear 67 feet (20.4m) of snow from the line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bergensbanen (583 words)

	GoNorway - Eidfjord township
		At the foot of Vøringfossen, and by the ascent of the Måbødalen valley, you will find the Hardangervidda Nature Centre which is a must along with a journey on the Troll Train.
		At the foot of the Vøringsfoss waterfall and by the ascent of the Måbødalen valley, lies the Hardangervidda Nature Center with its breathtaking but unobtrusive architecture.
		On Hardangervidda there are many lakes stocked with trout.
	www.gonorway.no /norway/township.php?ID=763798d5eb668a0 (738 words)

	Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines \| Excursion \| Eidfjord, Norway \| HARDANGERVIDDA NATURE CENTRE
		From the pier at Eidfjord — a tiny quaint village located at the head of the fjord, situated on moraines left behind after the Ice Age — we follow the Eid River, well known for salmon and trout fishing.
		We will stop at the Hardangervidda Nature Centre at the upper end of Eidfjord Lake, which focuses on the Hardangervidda National Park — the largest national park in Norway.
		We reach the Hardangervidda Mountain plateau — the largest mountain plateau in Europe — at 750 metres (2,460 feet).
	www.fredolsencruises.co.uk /fredolsen/process/shoretours/shoretour_detail/id=730,portcode_id=361.html (252 words)

	Cabin for rent Southern Norway. Private holiday home - Southern Norway Cabin for rent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Rjukan is the southern gateway to Norway's largest national park, the Hardangervidda mountain plateau.
		There are plenty of fascinating buildings and local arts and crafts to see at the many museums, alpine pasture farms and handicrafts centres, and lots of exotic indigenous animals.
		The Hardangervidda is the largest mountain plateau in Europe.
	www.villarenters.com /villas/southern-norway-villa-to-rent-6739-sum.asp (1255 words)

	Photos of Hardangervidda Plateau, Hordaland, Norway
		The wide open tundra landscape is spread out over the three counties of Telemark, Buskerud and Hordaland, and is dotted with tranquil lakes and traditional huts, with a backdrop of impressive mountains.
		Small creeks wind their way down through the hills and wild flowers, while further off the beaten track you may easily encounter reindeer as the Hardangervidda is home to Norway’s largest herd.
		The Hardangervidda plateau is in the central part of southern Norway, roughly 120 km north-west of Oslo.
	www.worldphotolocations.com /location_report.phtml?location_id=1085582239858&country_id=1071422370553 (486 words)

	Hardangervidda
		Sure we wanted to get on the Hardangervidda and with the Krossobanen Cable Car that was even possible.
		I was not very happy with the little cable cars going up the mountain, but I was glad that I followed Rob's advice to get in.
		Not a lot of people went there at this time of year, just a few untrained Dutch tourists with their Elkhounds and some local people with mostly their dog to hike.
	home.hetnet.nl /~norway03/hardangervidda05.htm (154 words)

	State of the Environment Norway - Biodiversity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hardangervidda - The Largest Mountain Plateau in Northern Europe
		The park features gentle landscape forms in the east broken by striking mountain landscapes in the west.
		Hardangervidda is also known for its numerous fishing rivers and lakes with fine mountain trout.
	www.grida.no /soeno98/biodiv/prot/hvidda.htm (82 words)

	Den Norske Turistforening - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In the central and eastern parts there are open, almost flat plateaux, while in the south and west the area is broken up by high mountain ridges, reaching some 1700 meters in height.
		With its wide mountain plateaux, the eastern part of Hardangervidda is a gift for skiers who do not like hard ups and downs.
		In the area around the Oslo—Bergen railway the snow stays for the longest and the month of May is usually the best month to go skiing, with long and light days.
	www.turistforeningen.no /print.php?fo_id=15&ac_id=1198 (242 words)

	Hardangervidda, Norway
		The Hardangervidda, the largest plateau in Scandinavia, with an area of some 7,500sq.km/2,900sq.mi, lies at an average altitude of between 1,200 and 1,600m (3,300 and 4,600ft), with numerous lakes and a meager covering of pasture grazed by large herds of wild reindeer.
		In the interior of the Hardangervidda there are no motor roads and no settlements of any size.
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	www.planetware.com /norway/hardangervidda-n-bsk-har.htm (171 words)

	August 2002:- A comprehensive photo essay of a trek around Hardangervidda, Hardangerjokulen and Hallingskarvet - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This part of the Hardangervidda was relatively busy.
		This morning there was some broken low cloud as well as some high cloud but the weather got progressively clearer through the day with brilliant blue sunshine towards the middle of the afternoon - virtually no haze at all!
		This part of Hardangervidda has a big Lake - Bjornesfjorden and the area around it is flatter and more gentle than the ground east or west of the Lake.
	ccgi.mountaineer.plus.com /norway/aug02/index.shtml (1237 words)

	Hardangervidda and Bergen 1999
		The following report is a small hiking guide for the western part of the Hardangervidda and the pathes to the Eidfjord.
		Finse is situated at the northern edge of the Hardangervidda (largest plateau of Europe).
		Hardanger Hardangerjøkulen Hardangervidda Finse Blåisen plateau Rembesdal Simadal Eidfjord Bergen Bryggen
	www.nordpaul.de /harda-en.html (476 words)

	DCP: 60 degrees north, 7 degrees east (visit #1)
		The second week we had planned hiking through the Hardangervidda national park.
		There was an unvisited confluence point in the southwest of Hardangervidda, so we decided for a southwest to north crossing of the plateau, starting in Røldal.
		On Sunday, the 5th of August, we parked our car in Maurset at main road 7 and took several busses half around Hardangervidda.
	www.confluence.org /confluence.php?lat=60&lon=7&visit=1 (439 words)

	Map of southern Norway showing main destinations to the Hardangerfjord (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		From Oslo most prefer to take the train as its comfortable, and not at least - give you the opportunity to view Hardangervidda, the greatest mountain plateau in northern Europe.
		Hardangervidda is the largest national park in Norway (3422 sq km / 1321 sq mi) and the southern limit for artic plants and animals.
		You can follow the comfortable train all the way from Oslo to Bergen, or cut time by some hours by changing to bus in Voss.
	www.norwaymyway.com /maps/destination_hardanger_map.html (429 words)

	Holiday in Hardanger, Fjord Norway! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The more active people hike from cabin to cabin at Hardangervidda mountain plateau, find interesting trails in mountain sides along the fjord or go through the experience of their lifetime when climbing the glacier Folgefonna.
		From November to June in Røldal, December to May at Hardangervidda and Kvamskogen.
		In June, July and August you dress in bikini and Bermuda shorts and go skiing at the Folgefonna Summerski Centre, ½ hour from the fjord.
	www.hardangerfjord.com /hardangerfjord/holiday_fjord_norway.htm (354 words)

	Flickr: Photos tagged with hardangervidda
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	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The centre’s location has perhaps some of the best views in the whole of Norway.
		From the centre’s restaurant, Restaurant Vidsyn, you have panorama views, stretching far across Lake Mjøsvatn and over the Hardangervidda mountain plain, the highest mountain plain in Northern Europe and the realm of wild reindeer.
		You can watch documentaries here, see exhibitions, visit the art gallery and other attractions at the centre.
	www.rjukan-turistkontor.no /uk/attraksjoner/hardangervidda_nps.asp (92 words)

	Serge the Concierge: Views of Norway through the eyes of a Native: A visit to Hardangervidda
		Thinking of new destinations, going north and visiting Scandinavia during the Summer might be an option.
		I chose his piece (and one of his photos) on Hardangervidda, Northern Europe’s largest high mountain plateau to illustrate his work, Why?
		Hardangervidda National Park is a great place for Flyfishing and is also home of the largest wild reindeer herds in Europe.
	www.sergetheconcierge.com /2006/06/views_of_norway.html (504 words)

	Numedal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As of 1 July 2004 the population of Numedal was 6,631, but the population has been consistently decreasing because of emigration and low birth rates.
		The area along the Numedalslågen from Kongsberg up to the Hardangervidda through the valley had the highest concentration of medievallog buildings.
		Numedal has long been the location of the Norwegian paths (Nordmannsslepene) which were the main traffic artery between Østlandet and Vestlandet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Numedal (216 words)

	Norway Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		The preceding auto journey to the waterfalls is dramatic in its own right - coming up steep winding tunnels from the end of the mighty Hardangerfjord only 18 kms to the west or out off the vast empty tundra of the Hardangervidda to the east.
		Another fine example, much simpler in construct, of the Norwegian stave kirke is to be found in Torpo, a small town along one of the main highways - highway 7 - running between Oslo and Bergen.
		Torpo is near the end of the valley, not far below the tundra of the Hardangervidda beyond.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Norway/Things_To_Do-Norway-R-34.html (718 words)

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