Røldal

Few communities in Vestland have a past as closely tied to medieval pilgrimage as Røldal. Set beside Røldalsvatnet in a narrow mountain valley, the settlement lies on the E134 route across southern Norway’s highlands. Røldal Stave Church, a wooden church from the 13th century, became an important destination for pilgrims drawn by its medieval crucifix. The church remains the village’s defining cultural landmark, while the surrounding slopes and lake underline its distinctly mountainous setting. Explore additional webcams nearby to see how Røldal relates to the surrounding mountains of Vestland.

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