Hiking in Norway

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Trolltunga

Trolltunga is the most spectacular rock formation in Norway, hovering 700 metres above Ringedalsvatnet lake. The hike through high-mountain terrain up to Trolltunga is long and demanding, but you are rewarded with truly breathtaking views!
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Bakkanosi in Gudvangen

The hike to Bakkanosi mountain is spectacular, which offers amazing views of the narrow and beautiful Nærøyfjord, featured on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List!
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Jotunheimen

Jotunheimen is one of Norway’s most alpine areas with sharp peaks and deep valleys. The dramatic landscape is made up of snow, ice, rocks and vegetation. In the Jotunheimen National Park you will find one of Norway’s most popular and stunning hikes, the narrow Besseggen ridge that runs between a green and a blue lake. Our national park offers Northern Europe’s most beautiful vistas and dramatic walks. If Jotunheimen is the heart of Norway, thousands of kilometres of tracks are its veins. Are you ready?!
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Lofoten

There is nothing halfway with Lofoten. Mountains and sea. District and metropolis, both industry and recreation. Local community, hometown and tourist magnet. In this lies Lofoten’s distinctive magic. Hiking in Lofoten is possible for everybody! You can find trips suiting families, seniors and also the ones searching for the highest peaks.
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Preikestolen

Preikestolen, which was formed more than 10.000 years ago is the most iconic natural landmark in Norway. From the top of the 604 metres high cliff, you will find the most dramatic views that Fjord Norway has to offer.
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