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I’ve Been on 75+ Trains and This Is the World’s Most Scenic—Climbing 2,800 Feet Past Rivers, Mountains, and 20 Tunnels
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I’ve Been on 75+ Trains and This Is the World’s Most Scenic—Climbing 2,800 Feet Past Rivers, Mountains, and 20 Tunnels
This one’s a favorite for a reason.The Flåmsbana train passing the village of Aurland.Credit: 500px/Getty ImagesKey PointsThe 12.5-mile Flamsbana climbs between Flam and Myrdal on one of the world’s steepest standard-gauge railway routes.The journey passes mountain farms, snowy peaks, 20 tunnels, and dramatic waterfalls including the 300-foot Kjosfossen.The railway operates year-round, but late spring and early summer bring snowmelt, green valle…
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