The Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) — Scenic Myrdal—Flåm Train Ride + Kjosfossen Photo Stop (Ticketed)

The Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) is one of Norway’s most famous scenic rail rides — running between Myrdal (on the Bergen Line) and Flåm at the fjord. It’s a classic “sit back and stare out the window” journey through steep valley scenery, and the ride includes a short photo stop at the Kjosfossen waterfall. Trains run every day, all year, but departure times vary by season.

• Ticketed one-way journey on the Flåm Railway (Myrdal ↔ Flåm).
• 5-minute photo stop at Kjosfossen (on the route).

• Perfect for: first-time Norway visitors, photographers, families, anyone doing fjord-country routes.
• Good if you want big scenery without hiking effort.

• Board at Flåm or Myrdal, ride for about an hour, hop off briefly for the Kjosfossen photo stop, then continue to the other end.

• Tickets / price (official): Adult single ticket: from NOK 399 (children 6—17: 50% of adult fare).
• Duration (official): around 1 hour.
• Operation (official): trains run daily, year-round; timetable depends on season.
• Bikes (official): bike allowed only with a reserved space; bike supplement NOK 280.

• Time needed: ~1—2 hours including station time + photos.
• Book ahead in peak season to get your preferred departure.

Norway’s iconic scenic train: Myrdal ↔ Flåm, ~1 hour, includes a Kjosfossen photo stop. Adult one-way from NOK 399. Runs daily year-round (seasonal timetable).