Hålogaland Bridge
Hålogalandsbrua
A suspension bridge opened in 2018, with a main span of 1,145 metres, crossing Rombaksfjord. It is one of the longest suspension bridges within the Arctic Circle.
The Hålogaland Bridge links Narvik with the E6 highway on the north shore. Its main span is 1,145 metres, and its towers rise about 179 metres. It opened at the end of 2018, greatly shortening the journey between Narvik and Tromsø and Harstad. The white towers set against the snowy fjord mountains have become a new landmark of Narvik. The bridge can be driven across (the E6 toll has been abolished), and it can also be viewed from the seafront road on the south side of the city or from the Narvik mountain cable car. When lit up at night, it is often seen alongside the northern lights.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- Narvikfjellet Gondola & Ski Resort
- Ofoten Line (Ofotbanen)
- Narvik War Museum
- Narvik Church
- Rombaksfjord
- Skjomen Fjord
- Rallarveien (Navvy Road)
- Bjørnfjell