It’s an indicator you’re currently driving on a national scenic route.. There’s about 18 of these routes all over the country
_Kraakesolv on
Means national tourist road 🙂
Edit: As in its a particularly beautiful! If you see it, drive it.
DannyHodler on
Yup national tourist road. A good sign that you will see awesome things
Blitz271 on
If you come across that sign witouth the square, that means that there is a touristic highlight
halsoy on
It means „national tourist road“ . In short it means it’s a road that’s picked for its natural scenery, vistas or architecture along it, or not far from it. THere’s 18 of them in different parts of norway, and all of them are worth a drive at some point.
DredPirateRobs on
It’s a sign for a tourist road. We are driving them this week.
Basically roads where it’s been decided to commit extra investments to infrastructure for tourism. Has architecture and art at viewing spots and rest stops.
OsteP0P on
Pilegrimsleden. It’s a footpath from Oslo to Nidaros. People used to go on a pilgrimage to the cathedral in Trondheim.
This sign normally means „scenic route“, but it’s also used to mark the Pilgrim route to Trondheim. So when it’s marked as „[sign] 1 km“, it means that in 1 km a more scenic road will branch off the main road
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I think it’s a sign for the pilgrims trail for those who wants to follow that.
I think this is a sign of the pilgrim’s route.
[Pilegrimsleden](https://pilegrimsleden.no/)
It’s an indicator you’re currently driving on a national scenic route.. There’s about 18 of these routes all over the country
Means national tourist road 🙂
Edit: As in its a particularly beautiful! If you see it, drive it.
Yup national tourist road. A good sign that you will see awesome things
If you come across that sign witouth the square, that means that there is a touristic highlight
It means „national tourist road“ . In short it means it’s a road that’s picked for its natural scenery, vistas or architecture along it, or not far from it. THere’s 18 of them in different parts of norway, and all of them are worth a drive at some point.
It’s a sign for a tourist road. We are driving them this week.
723.31 Nasjonal turistveg
[Norwegian Scenic Routes](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Roads_and_driving_in_Norway#Informatory)
Changed the link text above because I found [this](https://www.nasjonaleturistveger.no/en/routes/) which translates it that way.
Basically roads where it’s been decided to commit extra investments to infrastructure for tourism. Has architecture and art at viewing spots and rest stops.
Pilegrimsleden. It’s a footpath from Oslo to Nidaros. People used to go on a pilgrimage to the cathedral in Trondheim.
[Pilegrimsleden | en reise som berører](https://pilegrimsleden.no/)
This sign normally means „scenic route“, but it’s also used to mark the Pilgrim route to Trondheim. So when it’s marked as „[sign] 1 km“, it means that in 1 km a more scenic road will branch off the main road
https://pilegrimsleden.no/en/
TIL.
damn i feel like i see a sign i cant understand ima dip
There is a troll toll 1 km ahead. You have to feed the trolls to pass
Troll habitat border
Is that the new swastika? All jokes aside, that’s a National tourist thing (scenic beauties yk)