40 Kilometers From Åndalsnes is The Kylling Bridge. The railway bridge is, among other things, made of hand-hewn stone, and is therefore called "A Tiger's Leap In Stone". From the main road, there is a marked path up to the lookout point towards the bridge.
The Rauma railway has several fascinating bridges. The longest on the road between Dombås and Åndalsnes is Jora bridge followed by Kylling bridge. The latter is among the best-knows Norwegian Railway Bridges, and is one of the largest single structures on the Rauma Line. The bridge is located at the farm Kylling on Verma in Romsdalen.
The bridge crosses the Rauma river, which is the longest in Møre and Romsdal county. The stone used during the construction process had to be of a high standard to ensure it could withstand the stress of the railway and trains. Kylling bridge is 76 meters long, and is built of stone from the mountains in the immediate area.
From Åndalsnes, drive south on Romsdalsvegen towards Nesgata. At the roundabout continue straight ahead to Fv64. Then turn left onto the E136. Follow the E136 for 34 km, then turn right. Turn right again onto Ormemsbrua. Follow the road for 850 meters. You are now at the parking lot at Kylling bridge.
