Getting here
This is how to get to Tyin/Filefjell
Tyin-Filefjell is the Southern gateway to Jotunheimen.
Our mountain range divides the Eastern and Western part of Norway, and we are located midways between the who biggest cities in Norway, Oslo and Bergen. About 3,5 hrs drive from either along the E16.
The E16 through Filefjell is recognized as the safest mountain pass between the East and the West, and remains likely open when winter storms is forcing other mountain crossings in southern Norway to close.
Distances to Tyin-Filefjell
From Oslo: 262 kms
(E18 to Sandvika, thereafter continue on E16)
From Bergen: 256 kms
(E16 all the way)
From Lillehammer: 185 kms
(via Dokka, follow E16 from Fagernes)
Bus to Tyin-Filefjell
Both the Valdresekspressen (Oslo–Årdal) and Øst-Vestekspressen (Lillehammer–Bergen) takes you to Tyin-Filefjell. The bus stop is conveniently located just next to Tyinkrysset Fjellstue.
If you arrive by bus and have booked your stay at Filefjellstuene or booked any of our activities, we are happy to pick you up with our shuttle service. Please notify us in advance, preferably during your booking.
Nearest airports
Sogndal (SOG), 91 kms
Oslo airport (OSL), 249 kms
Bergen airport (BGO), 255 kms
