NVE's official daily danger levels for the hazards that close the E10 and the mountains around Reine — landslides and floods all year, avalanches in winter — with the live road and emergency channels.
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Reine sits on Moskenesøya, reached by a single road — the E10. This shows NVE's official daily danger levels for the hazards that close it and the mountains around the village: landslides and floods all year, and avalanches through the winter season.
No landslide or flood warning right now.
Updated . Moskenes.
The avalanche warning is not running now (season roughly December–May). See varsom.no.
This is the hazard forecast — not the live road status
This page shows NVE's everyday flood, landslide and (in winter) avalanche danger levels for Moskenes. Whether the E10 is actually open, closed by a rockslide, avalanche or wind, or the Bodø car ferry is cancelled, is decided and announced separately by Statens vegvesen and the ferry operator. A green forecast does not mean the road is open — always check the live road status below before you set out.
Where to check
Reine sits on Moskenesøya, reached by one through-road — the E10. A rockslide, avalanche or severe winter wind can close it at short notice and turn buses back; there is no alternative route off the island except the Bodø car ferry. When a landslide or avalanche warning is raised, expect the road to be part of the story.
The 1,978-step Sherpa stairway up Reinebringen is chained shut through the avalanche season — roughly October to late April — and can close for maintenance or safety in summer too. When the avalanche danger is raised, treat the mountains around the village as off-limits and check reinebringen.no before setting out.
Warning data from NVE / Varsom (www.varsom.no). NLOD licence (cf. CC BY 3.0 NO). Warnings are shown as published; this page summarizes the official warnings — see varsom.no for the full picture.