We took this trip as part of a one day roundtrip Sognefjord fjord tour (1350 NOK) from Bergen. The scenery was spectacular from the train. But with anything to do with nature a more memorable trip would have been a night stay in Flam with local hiking in the Flam Valley. But like everything in Norway prices were amazingly high... More

Very disappointed in this crazy expensive railway! Was very overhyped.. the drives through the fjords from the north to the south western coast of Norway are MUCH better! It is also very expensive, and not at all worth it! The only plus point was that it was snowing in Myrdal (the last stop) and that bit was beautiful.. but nothing... More

Sitting in the Flam railway,the scenery unfolding before my eyes was beautiful--snowcapped mountains, tumbling waterfalls, lush green forests. I would recommend all the healthy & fit folks out there to take the chance to hike down midway on the return journey to Flam. I disembarked from Berekam train station & walked for 3hrs downhill. The hike was a great chance... More

Coming by ship down the fjord to flaam on a sunny day in late may 2012 is truly one of the top 7 natural wonders of the world. The fjord is gorgeous surrounded by high granite mountains with multiple huge waterfalls Cascading into the fjord .the mountains all have snow on the top .we walked through the village up to... More

If you travel to Norway there are a few things you must see and do. No trip would be complete without a trip from Flam to Mydral on the Flam Railway. It's honestly just a wonderful experience and a must see

We booked a roundtrip from Bergen at the Tourist Information Center in Bergen, which included the boatride to Flåm, the Flåm train to Myrdal, and the return to Bergen from Myrdal on the regular train: well worth the cost if the weather's nice. Ignore the fact that Flåm is one big tourist shop and concentrate on the landscapes and the... More

Loved it. Very efficient and great views, even on a rainy day!

Recently took the Flam railway to its terminus at Myrdal. The ride moves along at a reasonable speed which enables you to enjoy the amazing scenery below - waterfalls, lush green villages, remote farm houses etc. Before reaching Myrdal it stops at the Kjosfossen Waterfall for a few minutes photo opportunity. I don't think that Myrdal has much to offer... More

The Flam Railway journey lasts for about an hour and the scenery is simply amazing. They stop whilst photos can be taken at the Kjos waterfall. Amazing!