Top Skjolden Walking Tours

Discover Undredal off the beaten path — small‑village Norwegian charm, gentle hikes, friendly goats, famous delicious rewarded goat cheese, and 900 years of history told by welcoming local guides.

Borgund Stave Church is the best preserved stave church. Vindhella is one of the greatest engineering feats. Experience both wonders in the same tour! At 12 pm you start the experience with entering the visitor centre with exhibitions, cafe, travel shop and toilets, before going to the Stave Church and experiencing the mysticism of the Middle Ages. This part is self-guided and you listen to the guide inside church. The ticket is valid for the whole day. At 13.30 you'll meet our skilled guide outside the church (not same guide as in the stave church) and we walk up the east side of Vindhella to the top of the famous hairpin bends. You will learn about the King's Road and the construction of the masterpiece that meanders on high walls down through the mountain pass. Hear about the road workers, about slave labor and punishment, about railings, stones and kings. Also learn about the hill fort, ancient defense facilities, and the ambush by the medieval rebel army «Birkebeinerne».

Travel to the must-see Stegastein Viewpoint on this guided tour from Flam. This scenic overlook, which extends 99.5 feet (30 meters) from the mountainside and rises 2,132.5 feet (650 meters) above the fjord, offers a picturesque view of the surrounding landscape. It’s one of the most photographed sights in the region.

On this walking tour we visit Steim farm and the surrounding area, with traditional and modern farming. We walk through the wonderful Norwegian landscape and visit the alpacas and goats in their summer pastures. If you are lucky you get to hold baby animals or see the traditional long wooled sheep or the beautiful national fjord horse. There are some awesome photo opportunities along the way!

See Norway’s UNESCO-listed fjords on a private tour from Flam. Enjoy views of Naeroydalen Valley, drive along Stalheimskleiva Road with hairpin turns, see Stalheimsfossen waterfall up close, and choose to visit a local glass workshop or modern Viking village. Hotel or port pickup and a private vehicle provide a personalized, convenient experience.

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.

Join our expert guide on a fascinating tour of Steim farm, with its rich history, dating back to the viking age. You will meet our adorable alpacas and muscovy ducks. You might even catch a glimpse of the friendly boar goats grazing in lush pastures above, or the traditional long wooled sheep and national fjord horses on neighbouring farms. If you are lucky there are baby animals to see.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage fjord landscape on a private guided tour from Flåm at your pace with a personalized experience. Discover the views of Nærøydalen Valley, starting with a scenic drive from Stalheim Hotel. Then, descend the famous Stalheimskleiva hairpin road, and witness the majestic Stalheimsfossen waterfall. In Gudvangen, learn about Viking history at Njardarheimr village and marvel at the beauty of Nærøyfjord. Finally, enjoy panoramic views from the Stegastein viewpoint.