Gol

Gol sits beside the Hallingdalselva in Norway’s Hallingdal valley, where the river corridor is enclosed by wooded slopes and upland routes lead toward the high country. The town is a practical stop on the Bergensbanen railway and on the main road through Hallingdal, linking Oslo with western Norway. Its best-known historic monument, Gol Stave Church, was dismantled in the 1880s and re-erected at the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History in Oslo, preserving a rare example of medieval wooden church building. In Gol itself, everyday services meet a landscape shaped by farming, forest and access to mountain activities. Browse additional webcams from the Hallingdal area to extend your view of inland Norway.

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