American Reacts to Norway's Atlantic Ocean Road

[@Elegs27]

I live 15 min away from Atlantic Ocean Road, when the weather is good, it's a really nice place for a walk, picnic or even bbq. It's a really cool place during storms too, the waves and the winds out there is a powerful experiance.

[@Kari.F.]

I finally got to go there this spring. Gorgeous! Not that nature in my own part of Norway (Lillehammer area) is anything to sneeze at, but this was a different slice of our heavenly nature, AND the architecture of the bridge itself blends in so perfectly.

[@andreehobrak1425]

Tyler really needs to visit Norway.

[@carlsvrd1098]

Let's create the ultimate Norway itinerary for him and host him!

[@givdulsen]

I was just about to comment the same. Would love a video where he visited Norway and he tries different typical Norwegian food.

[@andreehobrak1425]

@@carlsvrd1098 Host him a couple of days and pass him a long?

[@ebbhead20]

Hes never ever gonna go anywhere. The KZbinrs who actually cares about countries go there within a few years.. or say im going next year, its all planned. Hes jist in it for likes and so on. He really dont plan to go anywhere at all. The so called interest he has is 100% made up for the channel. 😅

[@mikaelmilo]

Yes! I agree...every american that visit norway say they got a memory for a lifetime. And you dont have to learn norwegien, sins 98% of the population can speek english.

[@TomKirkemo-l5c]

As someone in the comments in the stormy video said. They close this road, and bridges all over the place, when it ges dangerous. If there is above a certain wind speed. Cars can actually blow off the bridges.

[@tigerlily-jf6bg]

I spent my early childhood at Hustadvika and have never experienced wind like that any other place.😂 It can get pretty gnarly. I remember walking home from the grocery store with my dad in strong wind; he held my hand and I just took flight (I was around three at the time) so he had to leave the groceries at the side of the road to carry me home. Otherwise I would have been gone with the wind. Literally.😂

[@MrDanAng1]

8:03 It isn't always peaceful and safe, but it is always beautiful! During a light storm like in the video, it's still perfectly safe, but it can get really wild and unsafe there at times, it is temporarily closed a few times per year or so due to wind storms.

[@erwinlorentzen]

Merry Christmas from Norway. 🎅

[@oxyaction]

The only dangerous with seawater splashing on your car is the corrosive salt. So go wash your car afterwards and you're fine. Btw, it's in the James Bond-movie 'no time to die'.

[@TheHolyElfOfBull]

I live so close i can see the tallest bridge from my kitchen window. And me and my father fish around there when the boat is out.

[@TrondReitan7000]

I grew up on the other side of the mountain you see at the end of the first video. My mother used to take me hiking up that mountain. One day, she pointed towards the islands to the east and said that at some future time there's going to be a series of bridges across them, connecting Averøy to the mainland. It sounded like complete science fiction to me, but half a decade later it was there! For me, the Atlantic Road is where I go when I want to experience rough weather and see the waves crashing. A friend of mine got a free shower while walking across one of the bridges, which was a slightly scary experience if I understood her correctly. So I certainly can understand that others enjoy it more when the wind is calmer, though.

[@vanjarenatehansen9638]

I Come from Hustadvika, and have been on this road many times. We used to go fishing there when i was little. ☺️ It is still a popular place to go fishing for tourists and locals.

[@lizpaulsen3743]

I have driven this road many times. It's very beautiful, but it's absolutely not only a tourist road. It's kind of 'a main road' in this area; connecting a lot of islands and also a connection to the city of Kristiansund.

[@heidiangelljakobsen7373]

The latest James Bond movie - No time to die - has a scenery from this road where JB drives really fast over Storseisundbrua (the largest bridge on this road). Happy Xmas Tyler!

[@Zolfried]

the place you paused and timeskipped in the video is a large parking plot for 40 cars or so.. with a public toilet, and a walking trail around the entire island.. during summer its very colorful because theres lots of flowers there.. massive tourist attraction, and is one of the main reasons why so many roadtrip tourists drive north via bergen, it is to drive by this road.

[@kroidenfravest9931]

Must admit i grinned when you got the sound of "Ø" in "Averøy" right. We'll make a viking out of you yet. 😄I actually got a certificate when i drove across it at the official opening 7th of July 1989, but you could drive across before it was officially opened. It was a toll-road too, but the traffic across was a lot larger than anticipated, so the toll booths was removed after just 10 years instead of the projected 15 years. As for the rough weather, being on the road during this was and probably still is a big hit with european tourists, especially the germans. Probably something about being able to feel the power of the ocean directly, which you are unlikely to do in inland Europe. Oh, almost forgot, hope you all have a great Christmas! 🎄

[@oldis64]

Thanks for yet another videoreaction. Merry x-mas Tyler and America! 🎄

[@TylerWalkerYouTube]

Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too!🎄

[@Spring_on_pawz]

​@TylerWalkerKZbin in Norway we say God jul!

[@Bubajumba]

People actually live out there, we have tons of little islands with 1 or 2 families living on them. Back in the day they used row boats to get to shore and get everything they needed. Almost died out today but there are still places that are not really connected

[@kjetiltrondsen8242]

I drove my car over that road this morning,, in the dark, to visit a customer in Averøya. It was daytime when i returned. By the way, Trollstigen is not very far away either... You have Key West in USA......

[@linbelejacobsen5037]

One of the things to look out for is salt water. I live in a fjord and we have flooding and high tide regularly and the cars dont last long if they are exposed to salty water often. We do salt our roads during winter, but its different if you get sea water into all cracks and crannies of your car. They sometimes close this road when its too dangerous to drive it.

[@larsjrundflesland9326]

Fun fact: When they built this road, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration intended this road to make it attractive for the inhabitants to live at the islands, but instead the islanders finally got something that allowed them to leave the islands and live somewhere else in Norway, making the islands less populated.

[@froyaful1]

I also live close to the Atlantic Ocean!! Its soooo beautiful here and there are also many other beautiful places in this area of Norway!! Merry Christmas from Norway!!

[@Spring_on_pawz]

Oh tysm! I live in lillehammer:3

[@Spring_on_pawz]

God jul!

[@Herm1onefrfr]

This video is so funny, because i used to live 5min away. I would drive this road every weekend to go and visit my grandma. And I just love walking svevestien that wraps around one of The Islands

[@Ray-lw2rh]

God jul/ merry Christmas, Tyler 🎄

[@TylerWalkerYouTube]

Merry Christmas to you as well!🎄

[@shukarion6677]

My wife's family has a summer house on the Atlantic Ocean Road. A cozy red cabin on Storlauvøya.

[@gahustad2495]

Hello Tyler. I grew up at the place called Vevang, at the mainland side of this magic road. During the building period who took place between 1983-1989, this road projeckt became wery popular for tourists from countless number of countries. Regards from Mr. Hustad

[@fgrann]

Look on Trollstigen road and Lysefjord road 👍🏻😎 I drive on the Atlanterhavsveien on my Harley Ultra in august...on the way to North of Norway.

[@ottoolsen9560]

with this wave size it is not a problem, but bigger waves and stronger wind usaly triggers closing of the bridges, and it is pretty common on bridges all over Norway, driving into seawater like this is not good for the car, seawater makes it rust like crazy over some time.

[@Randomdude21-e]

They shot some james bond movie clips on that road. And 3 days before the team was doing the filming and closing the road, Bmw cars had a streetmeet and covered the whole road in tire marks after spinning their tyres😂 it was in the news😂

[@mkitten13]

My parents live in the nearby town (I'm in the area right now for Christmas), we've driven there some times, it's a pretty quick drive, and while it's nice with the view on both sides, I personally don't see it as that special (I guess with growing up not far from it, I just view it as another coastal road). It is fun whenever it shows up in movies though, and it's always hilarious where it's supposed to be in said movies, lol.

[@Siljeskaar1987]

Adam Douglas lives in Norway. Have a wonderful Christmas day

[@nettnett63]

9:28 😮 😅 love you, Tyler

[@krissmaister]

I come from Kristiansund, a town nearby and I'm driving there all the time. Actually, the road ain't that scary during storms. It's actually more scary to drive there during high tourist seasons😂. If you want any pictures or videos from the Atlantic Ocean Road, or anything else just hit me up. I really hope you'll visit Norway, Tyler. I would almost call you Norwegian at this point!❤️

[@TomKirkemo-l5c]

Well, you have the road trough the Keys (like in Key West) over there. ;)

[@BizzyX78]

----- @TomKirkemo-l5c ----- - Very true... Roughly 36 times as long as the road in Norway and over 5 times as many bridges. -----

[@Jeppe.P.Bjerget]

With the weather in Norway, you need to have good tiers. A beautiful place. You are invited Tyler. I live only miles away, so my family have invted you to come, and experience

[@LeperMessiah2]

The tyre regulations in Norway are thankfully quite strict compared to US general laws.

[@adipy8912]

Not the first time you see this road

[@nettnett63]

What about Key Largo to Key West?

[@michaelespeland]

This is one of the most weather exposed areas in Norway, so it's nothing new. If it gets too dangerous, they close off these types of roads until things calm down.

[@sleepybunnynorbun1039]

Road gets closed if the weather/wind becomes to much. But mostly safe, and while the waves seem large they aren't as bad as it seems. Looks scary tho.

[@kerouac2]

I guess Tyler had never seen US1 going to Key West (the Overseas Highway) but of course it is only 113 miles long.

[@BizzyX78]

----- @kerouac2 ----- - The stretch of the 'US1' going through the Keys that part alone is roughly 36 times as long as the road in Norway and with over 5 times as many bridges. To be fair, the 'USA' is freaking huge, roughly just over '25,6 times' the size of Norway(Not the Kingdom of Norway with all its' territories). And yet there are many Norwegians that haven't seen everything that Norway has to offer, me included. So it wouldn't surprise me in the least if Tyler hasn't seen or let alone driven the 'US1' in person. -----

[@TravelElg]

Living 45 minutes away. It is very nice indeed

[@mrmullah6781]

You must come and experience Norway one day Tyler.

[@Villstyringen]

The last James Bond movie had a scene filmed on this road.

[@Mrtvj]

This guy loves to make videos about norway

[@tommyskarb9210]

I passed under that bridge with my bout this sommer

[@14jackon]

Welcome to Norway, baby! This is called eh.. like tuesday.

[@norwegianoutdooradventuren5376]

James Bond drove this stretch.

[@Miamia_01]

Wait. Haven’t we seen a video with this before? Or was that just a few pictures/videos within another topic?

[@monicabredenbekkskaar1612]

Look at more videos because this missed the mindblowing crossing.

[@SirGEMZOL]

:) even a Jamnes bond movie use this road :)

[@1BingChilling1]

Come to norway i will show u around😊

[@OyvindMB]

it is like Norways "keywest road"

[@bjrnhagen2853]

watch the newest james bond movie he drives that road ;)

[@LoisReynolds-s2v]

The US is Full of Beautiful Places,Mountains,Beaches,and Even National and State Parks! But yet he Does’t Get Out Of His Little Room To See them SO He Needs to Leave and just Go to England, Norway ,or Somewhere “Beautiful and Where They Have Such Beautiful Stuff that they DON’T Have in this Country

[@ebbhead20]

The only problem i would have as a dane is covering my car in saltwater everytime. I would hate that..

[@ingebjrgjoten2077]

I think the road is closed when it is storm

[@lassekristoffersen5906]

Typisk Tyler NÅ IGJEN. For det er utrolig hvor mye han har glemt av ting han VET helt sikkert eller har SETT FØR. - Jeg liker fyren MEN lurer ofte på hvor blank er det mulig å være gang på gang.

[@chrantoni]

2:55 bad truckdriver lol

[@eivetjafrasenja]

Maybe the house is a hytte (cabin)

[@steinarhaugen7617]

Of course it is.

[@Gazer75]

Cars driving in places like this can't last long. The amount of salt water they are exposed to has to take its toll and rust the car pretty fast. At least you need to clean it good quite often to get all the salt off the car.

[@SteifWood]

This is why buying a used car from coastal Norway is a no go ...

[@norwegianoutdooradventuren5376]

If the weather is bad they close the road.

[@havardpedersen1138]

This is Norway - everything is so safe it's silly.. the only danger is rust..

[@hypphypp]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmHSiWCHm6yan9U (Alt for Norge) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSQpHSFo8yKoKc (Alt for Norge | Season 01 EP 01 (English Subtitles)

[@mikaelmilo]

Everyone who lives there must have soooo rusty cars...its salt water! 😮😂

[@anettejrgensen7435]

yes, people live the thats why we need roads.

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

Tyler, I watch your channel both for pleasing amusement and to remind me that my preteen grandsons really aren't as dumb as they sometimes appear. Each of the 17 boys simply know that you're just acting the unknowing fool. They're certain you must at least know of CA Highway 1 from Carmel to San Simeon. 😅

[@stianbrum62]

I liv in norvay in nesoden

[@LillianRyset]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fojUnI2eaN-Mq6sfeature=shared another video from a ocean road in Norway

[@gloppolur]

This reminds me of my Thai girlfirend visiting me a year ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaaVaZaVaN5no5Y Yes, I gave her the tour.

[@slvihelenevorrenaasand7835]

You have to investigate Saltstraumen Bodø, it’s in the northern part of Norway it’s the strongest tidal current in the world … Very exciting… Btw I have drove the Atlanterhavsveien a couple of times it’s beautiful and scary at the same time

[@RobertAnnikenSandberg]

Norway is the safest land no tusamis the tornados cant lift a 5 year old realy safe we got USA and russia on our team we dont have any enemis

[@karrie.]

one of the most dangerous roads in the world enjoy it🤣

[@dertomtom39]

Please react to : Trump's idea to claim Greenland. I'm not an American... but I'm watching with interest to see whether Americans here still dare to be seen here in Europe

[@KnudStagstrup]

Greenland is not for sale.

[@mortenandre5937]

Good thing u learn about norway while we are norway and not in 10 years when we are an extension of russia 👏😂

[@MrNiceguyofficial]

C mon how about getting your kicks at route 66

[@linusandersenie9532]

i think its time for you mto move to norway

[@MotoGoburr]

gna drive there next summer on the motorcycle, cant wait

[@davidmalarkey1302]

This where you find out Tyler infrastructure wise how far America is behind the rest of the world including Norway. Infrastructure projects like this benefit the Norwegian people and the country. In America they do neither in many ways America is a 3rd world country and its so far behind in infrastructure and technology. When you consider what you are reacting to has has in operation for over 30years. What has America done in the last 30 years to benefit its citizens. Only an American would comment so people live on these islands.Why do you think they built the road Tyler.

[@JoannDavi]

Un, ever heard of the Florida Overseas Highway? The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway? The Going to the Sun Road? Typical, ignorant European.

[@Siljeskaar1987]

Car wash 🙂

[@robertpalmberg5780]

Tyler You are afraidof everything

[@ragnaryahuwah]

Yeah. But it isn't much nature left there, and boat travel is hindered. Recreational spots and birds nesting places are gone. King Ragnar YAHUWAH

[@eivinherfindal6658]

Too many yt videos of Norway under a blue sky. What about some real norwegian weather 😊 It's a reason that we are only 5 million people

[@tobenforsberg9782]

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[@DIY_SURGE]

I live by it and it is kinda overhyped

[@fr3238]

Tyler, this video of a Norwegian blizzard begs for a reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqewkImZqbmjfpI

[@elinkjlseth4347]

Hello again:) Why are you so interested in Norway? You have my (our) likes. My boyfriend and I like your videos. Are you running out of things to make videos about? Maybe do one about why Norway is so interesting to you? Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you @tylerwalkeryoutube

[@HejaanHejda]

KZbinr Ryan wuzer and tyler walker are they brothers?😊

[@nettnett63]

Yupp

[@Biffi_borgor]

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