Top Norway Nature Walks - page 3

The best way to see Oslo? From above it. On this guided hike, you’ll take a scenic train ride to Frognerseteren, making your way to the top of Vettakollen Mountain. Slowly scale up the gentle slopes of the mountain through forest and past small lakes, stopping at DNT Fuglemyrhytta cabin before reaching the summit overlooking the Oslofjord. The 5.4-kilometer route includes a final stroll through Nordmarka before returning to the city.

This experience takes place at a real Sámi reindeer camp on Salen Mountain above Hammerfest, led by a local reindeer-herding family. It is not a performance or staged attraction, but a calm cultural visit shaped by the natural rhythm of the animals and daily Sámi life. Travelers meet reindeer up close, gather inside a traditional lavvu, and listen to personal stories about reindeer herding, culture, and life in the Arctic. Joik is shared as part of the storytelling, in a natural and respectful setting. The focus is on authenticity, small moments, and cultural understanding — offering guests a genuine connection to Sámi culture, nature, and place.

Want to spend an afternoon exactly the way the locals do? In true Norwegian fashion, the best pastries in Oslo are found at a cabin in the forest. Couple that with a hike and perhaps a refreshing swim in a clean forest lake and it is a perfect afternoon!

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.

A thousand spruce trees are growing in a forest north of Oslo, and they exist to print books that nobody alive is allowed to read. The sealed manuscripts sit in a room on this route, waiting for the year 2114. That is one stop on this self-guided audio tour of Oslo, narrated through your own phone with no guide and no group. Over about three hours you stand where a king threw down his glove and moved an entire city, climb the marble roof of an opera house that has no keys, and finish at the home of a king the people actually voted for. Start this self-guided walking tour whenever suits you, walk at your pace, pause for a bowl of fish soup, pick it up later. The audio works offline. Good for a first day in Oslo, or a return visit that wants the stories behind the postcard. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

Book your Bergen Airport transfer in advance, and travel without any fuss or other tourists when you arrive in the city. This private airport transfer service shuttles you directly to your Bergen hotel, offering a relaxing journey with the driving left to a professional. Nice touch: You’ll even have help with your luggage when you arrive.

Get out of Oslo and get a breath of fresh air during this private hiking tour of Holmenkollen with a local guide. You’ll board the metro with your guide and ride to Frognerseteren. Begin your hike following the 50km trail which includes walking down the toboggan run from the 1955 Luge World Championship. You’ll also see the Holmenkollen ski jump and chapel during your hike.

On this amazing sightseeing tour from Flåm on a minivan with a private driver-guide, you will explore the natural wonders of the Norwgian Fjord landscape are - inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage list. You will first stop at Stalheim hotel to enjoy the view of the stunning Nærøydalen valley, then walk up close to the Stalheimsfossen waterfall, before coming to the charming village of Gudvangen. In Gudvangen you can to witness the gorgeous Nærøyfjord – one of the two UNESCO World Heritage fjords. Here you can also visit a real modern day Viking Town (optional). After Gudvangen, on to the famous Stegastein viewpoint above the Aurlandsfjord. A thrilling ride on a hairpin turn road takes you to an elevation of 640 meters / 2099 feet above sea level. The view is stunning! Duration of the tour: approx. 4.5 hours. You may choose to visit the Viking town or have more time on our scheduled stops to soak up the natural beauty of the western fjords.

Experience Norway’s fjords, mountains, and valleys in one seamless day on a private tour from Bergen—no need to juggle transport or manage schedules yourself. Travel by road, rail, and water to Sognefjord, Gudvangen, and Flam, taking in UNESCO World Heritage-listed scenery in the Nærøydalen Valley. In pretty villages such as Gudvangen and Voss, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace.

Immerse yourself into the magic of the Hardanger region on this 2-day Grand round trip from Bergen. The second longest fjord in Norway – the Hardangerfjord – is surrounded by sheer mountains with lush valleys, vast highland plateaus, raging rivers and waterfalls, mesmerising glaciers. Farms and villages — tucked away in the nooks and crannies of narrow branching-off fjords —offer ecological delicacies and gastronomical surprises. Here you will find a wide range of outdoor activities to add to this tour. Please, see the suggested itinerary for 2 full days with different options: farm visits, mountain and glacier hikes. The tour is customizable, and the final itinerary will depend on your interests and choices. It is also possible to extend the tour with one to several additional days. Car on this tour is one of our Mercedes minivans. When only 1-3 people are going on this tour, we may use our Tesla Model X. All of our cars have Norwegian Passenger Transport Licence.

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.

We start the day down by the pier in Geiranger, where your guide meets you and gets everyone ready for a spectacular RIB ride out the fjord. With fresh sea air, high speed, and incredible scenery, you really feel the fjord come alive as we cruise past waterfalls, towering cliffs, and remote mountain farms. At Skagehola we step ashore and begin the ascent towards Skageflå. The trail is steep but well secured – and the reward is immense: a breathtaking panoramic view. Along the way, your guide shares stories about life on the mountain farm, the royal wedding visit, and how people once survived in this dramatic landscape. From Skageflå, we continue on foot along the mountainside back towards Geiranger. This part of the hike offers constant views down into the fjord and fantastic photo opportunities all the way.

Bask in the glow of Norway's midnight sun with a summer night campfire west of Tromso. Set out with a small group to the nearby islands and set up camp along the beach, enjoying endless daylight while dining around a bonfire. Savor the Arctic setting of mountains and fjords or take advantage of the summer light for pics. An expert guides leads this rustic excursion, which is an ideal way to experience the country's vast outdoors.

Check out the incredible view of Lysefjorden from the top of Pulpit Rock on this small-group tour and hike from Stavanger. Your guide will pick you up from the designated spot, then you’ll travel through the Ryfast Tunnel to the trailhead. You’ll have about a two-hour hike up to Pulpit Rock, and from there you'll have plenty of time to take photos.

Oslo has changed drastically in recent decades, and you’d never know it—until you take this private self-guided audio tour. Starting at Vaterland Bridge, south of Oslo Plaza, you’ll wander the Akerselva, learning how this once-industrial corridor, riddled with history, became the city’s green getaway. Take the tour at your own pace, pausing as you like, ending at a cozy cafe with waterfall views.

Discover the magical Nordmarka forest and awaken your inner adventurer! Get ready to experience the unparalleled beauty of the Norwegian wilderness on an hike to Skjennungstoppen. This is a challenging hike, hiking experience is required. Trekking shoes or similar is required.

A three-hour guided hike through the forests just outside Oslo, built around Viking history and Norse folklore — developed with a Viking expert who helped shape every story along the route. Walking beneath the trees, you'll hear the myths that defined a civilisation: the creation of the world, Thor's legendary fishing trip, the tragic death of Baldur, and many more tales. The forest has its own inhabitants too — trolls, the enchanting Huldra, and the Nøkken, creatures that have lured people into the woods for as long as the people of Scandinavia have told their stories. We stop at Trollvann lake for Norwegian trail snacks and a hot drink. Your guide will tell you the story behind the food too. The myths don't stay in the past. By the end of the hike, you'll understand how Norse cosmology laid the foundations for a distinctly Norwegian relationship with nature — one that persists in friluftsliv, allemansretten, and the quiet romanticism Norwegians still bring to their forests today.

Go on a discovery tour of Stavanger. Discover the most important and famous locations of the city. Search for the city's treasures with your family or friends. Can you complete the assignments? Will you get the top score in the city? This E-scavenger hunt will give you a fantastic day in Stavanger. Play in 1 team or in small teams against each other. Decide for yourself when you start, pause and end. It's your party only and you'll get to know the city in a unique way. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. You can do this tour whenever you choose.

Step into the Arctic landscape on this 4-hour shore excursion from Leknes, combining an easy coastal walk, spectacular beaches and Lofoten fishing culture. Walk approximately 4 km from Uttakleiv to Haukland along the old coastal road, surrounded by dramatic mountains and the Norwegian Sea. With around 1 hour for the walk, enjoy the scenery and photo stops along the way. Arrive on foot at beautiful Haukland Beach before continuing to Ballstad, an active Lofoten fishing village. Discover colorful rorbuer and learn about local fishing traditions, cod, stockfish and coastal life. Ideal for cruise guests looking for more than traditional sightseeing, this tour combines light activity, Arctic nature, local culture and panoramic drives. The itinerary is planned around cruise schedules, with return to Leknes port in good time for your ship.

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!

Exclusive small group tour! Embark on an unforgettable journey through some of Norway’s most breathtaking landscapes - from walking on mountain paths to Cruise on magical fjords, from meeting a local farmer in a quaint cheese village to enjoying the majestic waterfalls. Comprehensive Norway in a day! Drive up to an old postal inn and follow your guide on an easy downhill walk along the curves of Stalheimskleiva, one of Norway’s steepest and most storied roads. Admire the waterfalls tumbling beside you and the valley unfolding like a painting. Visit the charming village of Undredal, a true hidden gem that inspired Disney’s Frozen. Discover a world where goats outnumber people, colorful cottages line the waterfront, and local cheese is as famous as the scenery itself. Take a break in Flåm - the village which has become a landmark in the tourism industry. The day concludes with a cruise through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, one of the most breathtaking fjords in the world.

Experience Oslo’s cuisine and natural beauty combined with this local-led, multi-faceted tour. Meeting right at your hotel, you’ll follow your personal guide to the River Aker, where you’ll scope out waterfalls, historic bridges, and spot some of the city’s best street art. Nature meeting urbanization, you’ll then head over to sample Norwegian foods at Mathallen Oslo, one of northern Europe’s finest food halls, and taste the latest in Nordic cuisine.

For us, snowshoeing isn’t about rushing to the top. It’s about getting outside, enjoying the winter landscape and having a good time along the way. We keep our groups small, choose the route based on the best conditions that day, and take time for photos, stories and a cozy break around the fire with something warm to drink. You’ll explore Lofoten with a local guide who knows the area – at a relaxed pace and with plenty of time to simply enjoy being out in the snow. - Guided snowshoe tour suitable for families and individuals - Warm drinks provided - Duration of 3 hours from November to April, limited to 8 participants for a personal touch

Discover Oslo at your own rhythm with our self-guided audio tour—no rushing, no waiting for others. Uncover hidden stories and historical secrets that even locals don't know, narrated by expert historians who reveal Oslo's authentic character beyond the tourist façade. Choose your own adventure by selecting only the attractions that interest you, creating a personalized journey impossible with traditional tours. While group tours offer surface-level information, our immersive experience delves deeper with rich historical context and captivating stories. Our professional narration is complemented by ambient soundscapes that transport you through time, bringing Oslo's history to life in your ears. Experience the perfect blend of freedom and insight—explore at your pace while gaining deeper understanding than any guidebook could provide.