Wind Apps

Haugastøl 1000 masl

Wind app for Hardangervidda

Weather and wind change quickly on the plateau. The app gives you live wind, webcams and road status – so you can make better decisions about where and when to ride.

Wind and weather where you ride

Wind on the plateau varies locally. The app brings together live wind, webcams and road status in one place – so you see conditions where you actually plan to go.

Why the app

See wind where you actually ride

Weather stations at Haugastøl, Ørteren, Skulevika, Dyranut and more – not just general forecasts.

Webcams every 10 minutes

Check visibility and conditions visually before you head out.

Quick road status overview

Rv7 and convoy driving. Get notified when it matters.

Favourites and shortcuts

Save the stations and cameras you use most.

Features

Common (iOS and Android)

  • Weather stations at Haugastøl, Ørteren, Ørterdalen, Lægreid, Lillevann, Skulevika, Skiftesjøen, Dyranut, Ustevann and Havsdalen.
  • Webcams are updated regularly from several locations on the plateau.
  • Updated information about national road 7. You get push notifications when convoys are in operation.
  • Detailed description of snowkiting spots around Haugastøl.
  • Save favourite stations and cameras for quick access.

Same features on both platforms.

Screenshots

Android

Vind og vær
Vind og vær
Stasjoner og webkamera
Stasjoner og webkamera

iPhone

Vind og vær
Stasjoner og webkamera

How it works

Many of the weather stations and webcams are set up and operated by us at Haugastøl. In addition, road status and some weather data are fetched from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen) API. The app brings it all together – data is updated continuously. You need internet to fetch the latest data; some content may be available offline after download.

FAQ

  • How often are webcams updated?

    Webcams are typically updated every 10 minutes. Check the app for the exact interval.

  • Where does wind data come from?

    Many of the stations are set up and operated by us at Haugastøl. In addition, some data (including road status) is fetched from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen). The stations are located on and around Hardangervidda – including Haugastøl, Ørteren, Skulevika and Dyranut.

  • Does the app work without coverage?

    You need a connection to fetch updated data. Some content can be used offline after it has been downloaded.

  • Why can it be windy in one place and calm in another?

    The plateau is large and terrain varies. Local effects mean wind and weather can differ between spots that aren’t far apart.

  • Is this only for kiting?

    The app is useful for anyone checking weather, wind and road status on Hardangervidda – snowkiting, skiing, hiking and driving.

  • How do I use the app to choose a spot?

    Compare wind and webcams at several locations, check road status, and use the spot guide in the app to plan where to go.

Download the app

Download before you travel – then you’re ready when the window opens.

Stay at Haugastøl – get up, check the app, ride.

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