Top Norway Hiking Tours

Discover Ålesund on foot and combine nature, history, and architecture in this 2 hour and 30 minute tour with a local guide. It will start in the center and ascend the trails of Mount Aksla, discovering natural corners and remnants of the Second World War. It will arrive at the Fjellstua viewpoint, about 150 meters above sea level, to enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the city, its islands, the sea, and the Sunnmøre Alps. After descending the 418 stairs to the center, you will learn about the history of the great fire of 1904 and the reconstruction of Ålesund in Art Nouveau style, including its characteristic Dragon Style. An experience that combines landscape, history, and architecture to discover Ålesund beyond the most famous places. Important: moderate physical condition is required. The tour includes trails, prolonged walking, and 418 steps. Comfortable footwear is recommended.

We will take the train to Spikkestad station and continue along the Old Drammen Line Rail Trail to Lier. On our way we pass through two tunnels (the longest is lit) and two railway stations. You will get a great view of the Drammen fjord while moving downhill towards Lier. The trip is six kilometres long, but can be extended to Old Lier Station (10 km) free of charge upon request.

Visit Oslo's forest with a local guide who knows all of the area's best spots and secret trails. Avoid the crowds as you hike in areas only locals know about. The hike starts and ends near different train stations, so you'll walk through different landscapes throughout the hike and see more.

Have you ever dreamed of walking through a winter wonderland? Do you want to experience the most beautiful view of Norway's capital city? Join us for a winter hike through the snowy forest high above the fjord - with spikes on your shoes!

Venture into Åselidalen (The Hidden Valley) without the stress of planning the route or making your own way there during this full-day hiking experience suitable for beginner-level hikers. Weather-permitting, choose between two routes of varying difficulty and benefit from the insight and local knowledge of your driver-guide throughout to learn more about the area than you could alone.

Enjoy entrance to Oslo's Kon-Tiki Museum, dedicated to the sea expeditions of Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl. The museum is home to Heyerdahl's balsa wood Kon-Tiki raft, which he used to sail from Peru to Polynesia in 1947, as well as numerous other exhibits. See artifacts relating to Heyerdahl's visits to Easter Island, marvel at the stunning craftsmanship of the RA—the first ship to sail under a United Nations flag—and learn about one of Norway's most legendary figures. Your attraction ticket includes a noon showing of the Oscar-winning Kon-Tiki documentary film.

Dovrefjell is one of the planet’s few places where you can see muskox in the wild, and your viewing chances will skyrocket on this epic safari hike. Departing from Hjerkinn, you’ll follow your guide for 4–9 miles (7–15km) through central Norway’s Dovrefjell Mountains, searching for the majestic creatures. When spotted, you’ll have plenty of time for photographs—and to bask in awe.

Bergen is renowned for its mountain views, colorful wharf, and delicious fresh fish and seafood. With this tour, take in the city's highlights on a guided walking tour and discover culinary specialties along the way. Explore the historic wharf, visit the local fish market, and learn about popular Norwegian foods as you stop to sample delicious dishes and regional delicacies.

Experience Tromsø’s stunning natural beauty on a guided snowshoe hike through the scenic landscapes of Folkeparken and Telegrafbukta. This carefully designed route combines Arctic coastline, peaceful forest trails, and local cultural heritage in one unique experience. As you walk along the shoreline and through the forest, your guide will share stories about the area’s history, wildlife, and everyday life in Northern Norway. Along the way, you will pass historic buildings from the Tromsø Folklore Museum, including traditional boathouses and farm structures dating back to the 19th century. The route offers a perfect balance of nature, culture, and quiet Arctic surroundings. The experience concludes with a cozy break where you can enjoy warm drinks and snacks while taking in beautiful views of the fjords and the island of Kvaløya. With small groups and a relaxed pace, this hike offers a personal and authentic way to explore Tromsø’s winter landscape.

This shorter hike is designed for travelers who want to experience Bergen’s mountains without committing to a full-day tour. We focus on small groups, a relaxed pace, and taking you along scenic trails away from the busiest tourist areas. We keep our groups small - max 6 pax. Your local guide selects the route based on daily conditions, choosing quieter paths that offer beautiful views over the city, surrounding mountains, and fjords. This creates a more personal and authentic experience, with time to enjoy the landscape without crowds. The shorter duration makes this tour a great option if you have limited time in Bergen or prefer a lighter outdoor activity. Along the way, you’ll take a break at a scenic spot to enjoy coffee or tea prepared outdoors, together with a traditional Norwegian snack such as lefse or a cinnamon bun. With small groups and a flexible approach, this hike offers a relaxed, enjoyable, and authentic introduction to Bergen’s mountain landscape

Inhale the fresh air and take in the natural beauty surrounding Oslo during this hiking tour. Join your guide for a train ride to the Snippen station where you’ll begin your hike. Ready your strength for a climb to the top of a hill where you’ll earn a dazzling view of the Oslo fjord and Lake Maridalsvannet. Take photographs of the scenery and be on the lookout for wildlife sightings.

Enjoy a memorable day trip that seamlessly combines the majestic views of the mountain Dalsnuten with the enchanting beauty of Månafossen waterfall. •Hiking adventure to the mountain Dalsnuten: Travel in comfort in our van to the base of Dalsnuten, where the guided adventure begins. Traverse varied terrain, from lush forests to open plateaus with breathtaking views of Stavanger and the surroundings mountain. Enjoy every step in the beautiful nature of Norway with your friendly guide. The hikes takes about 2,5-3 hours in total including stops and is rated to easy/moderate in difficulty. • The mystic and beautiful Månafossen waterfall: With the same van as before, the journey continues to Månafossen. Experience the beauty of forested paths as the sound of the waterfall guides you forward. Månafossen reveals itself as a hidden gem deep into nature. Once we get there we have time to appreciate the views and capture some photos. We´re looking forward to the adventure with you!

Make the most of your time on shore in Stavanger by getting back out onto the water on this guided boat tour. Sail into the Lysefjord to soak up the scenery of mountains, waterfalls, and tiny islands, and see such world-famous attractions as Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). Also visit Vagabond's Cave, which legend says was named after a group of vagabonds who hid there; see goats at summer pasture, and taste clear mountain water from the Hengjane falls.

This guided hike offers a serene journey through Norway’s enchanting forests, perfect for nature lovers and dog enthusiasts alike. The trail features gentle terrain, making it an ideal choice for those who wants a relaxing morning hike. As you meander through the peaceful woodland, the highlight awaits at the 17-meter-high fire tower. Ascend for breathtaking 360° views that extend all the way to Sweden.

Surround yourself in the winter landscapes of Lysefjorden on a 10-hour tour to Preikestolen. There’s no need to worry over logistics as round-trip hotel transfer and ferry fare are included. Your guide takes care of navigation during the trek, so you’re free to enjoy the spectacular scenery. After an invigorating hike to Pulpit Rock, enjoy free time to snap the perfect photo of you at the edge of the cliff.

You will start your adventure with a 30 min drive up to our historical Gargia Lodge. From the lodge we will embark on an adventure into the Gargia forrest. Along the 2km long trail you will get to breath in the crisp forrest air and maybe experience wildlife also. After around 1,5 hour we will reach the waterfall, a magnificent conductor, orchestrating its dance over the ancient rocks. On the riverbank we will enjoy a short rest with coffee, tea and snacks. The tour is 2km each way and it take about 1,5 hours to reach the waterfall. Please bring: Hiking shoes Mittens, hat and scarf

Experience Bergen’s breathtaking nature while escaping the crowds. For ~3 hours, you’ll explore hidden trails, serene forests, and peaceful mountain paths with stunning panoramic views of Bergen, the fjords, and the North Sea. You’ll meet your experienced guide in the city center before heading up to Mt. Fløyen, the gateway to untouched wilderness. From there, you’ll hike through varied terrain, passing tranquil lakes and reaching higher summits that offer incredible viewpoints. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating insights about Norwegian culture, history, and nature. We warmly welcome you and we look forward to showing you our backyard!

Join your Trolltunga Winter Hike for breathtaking views, expert guidance, and an exhilarating snowracer return!

Get to know Alesund's cultural and natural highlights on this half-day shore excursion. Visit the enchanting island of Godoy, climb to the top of Alnes Lighthouse, and visit the open-air Sunnmore Museum, where you learn about life in Norway over the centuries and see a collection of many different boats. From the museum, return to the city center to discover the spectacular art nouveau architecture and drive along the Brosundet canal downtown Ålesund.

The Atlantic Road has National Tourist Route status, and the entire stretch between Bud and Kristiansund is one continuous experience packed with coastal scenery, culture and history. The road that crosses this “infamous stretch of ocean” was hailed as the world’s best road trip by the British newspaper The Guardian. In 2006. The 8.3 km (5 mile) road, with 8 bridges of a total length of 891 meters, is built on several small islands and skerries, and is spanned by eight bridges and several landfills. Sjurvarden (Stemshesten) is the mountain that stretches out to the sea, giving a powerful view of Hustadvika, the Atlantic Ocean and the coastal landscape from Sunnmøre in the west and Smøla on Nordmøre in the north. The trip is a combination of activity like hiking and walking, relaxing on the beautiful beach and driving the senic road admiring the costline of Norway.

The hike offers spectacular panoramic views above the fjords, with the route carefully selected by the guide. Along the way, you’ll trek through rugged terrain, cross open landscapes, and reach stunning viewpoints where you can take in the vast beauty of Norway. Immerse yourself in Norway’s untouched nature on this guided fjord hike, offering breathtaking views, wild landscapes, and a true sea-to-summit experience. With a total duration of 6 hours - including transport, the hike itself lasts between 3 - 5 hours, covering a distance of 4 - 6 km with an elevation gain of 300 to 400m. The terrain is uneven, rocky, and can be wet in some areas, making sturdy shoes are mandatory. The guide will adjust the pace to suit the group’s needs, ensuring an enjoyable and comfortable experience. We warmly welcome you, and we look forward to showing you, our backyard!

The hike to Trolltunga is long, 28 km. It’s recommended to use a guide outside the summer season which is defined between the 15th of June and the 15th of September. This is due to uncertainty related to weather, snow, rivers, and less daylight, which again have led to several rescue operations over the years. The weather changes fast at this time of the season Spring at Trolltunga is a unique experience with few/no tourists in the mountains, crystal clear air, and several meters of snow We will provide snowshoes and poles if that's required. Meeting point in Skjeggedal (P2) at 0800. Here you will meet our guide. If conditions allow us, we will be able to drive up to Mågelitoppen (P3), which will save us 4km and 400 vertical meters(!). We will serve a delicious lunch, hot drinks and local snacks. We will have breaks along the way, and our guides will show you some spectacular hidden gems. The duration of the hike is about 10-12 hours.

Trolltunga is one of Norway's most recognizable landmarks and almost always crowded. Avoid those crowds and long photo lines with this overnight hiking tour. You'll enjoy sunset and sunrise in the high mountains of Hardangervidda National Park, relax around campfire in the evening, and visit scenic spots that most hikers don't know about.

To trek Flørli is to garner serious bragging rights indeed. With 4,444 steps, it’s the longest wooden staircase in the world, towering over the Lysefjord. Tackle it with a private local guide to turn it into a Norwegian adventure, learning about Stavanger’s history and nature along the way. The descent back down follows a century-old marked trail with spectacular views.