Top Western Norway Hiking Tours

Hike to the summit of Himakånå when you book this small-group tour that begins with pickup at the cruise terminal. After a scenic drive past fjords and villages, start the steep hike to Himakånå at a slow pace. At the top, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and fjord, take a few selfies, and tuck into a light Norwegian lunch before heading back down. Note: this tour is recommended for those in good physical fitness.

No more tourist-packed lookouts. On this super-small-group fjord hike (max: four hikers), you go where tour buses can't—to panoramic vistas some 1,300 feet (400 meters) above Norway's majestic fjords. This 3–5-hour backcountry trek traverses Norway’s diverse wilderness for a true sea-to-summit experience. Your guide carefully selects the route to ensure spectacular views without the crowds, deepening your experience along the way.

Discover Nordic nature on an enchanting hike to Kringsjå farm, offering spectacular panoramic views of Haugesund and the surrounding mountains. "Kringsjå" aptly translates to "see all around". Your journey commences with a short 20-minute bus ride to Steinsfjellet, a popular lookout point overlooking Haugesund. From there, a 15 to 20-minute hike takes you to a traditional Norwegian cabin and farm, where a local shares the rich history and development of this cultural gem. Witness the farmer's call, summoning wild sheep that roam the area—a delight for all ages to watch them gather. Savor a cup of coffee, tea, or water, accompanied by delectable apple cake before returning to the bus. On the way back, the bus will stop by the Harald Hårfarge monument and the captivating Rising Tide horse sculptures, adding the perfect finishing touch to your adventure. Join us for an immersive journey that blends nature, culture, history, and delectable treats, leaving you with cherished memories.

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

The Norwegian wilderness outside Stavanger features tall mountains, wide fjords, and craggy cliffs. On this full-day small-group hiking tour near Jørpeland, drive through the world’s longest and deepest underwater tunnel before hiking the rugged landscape. Relax and refuel at Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) with traditional Norwegian hiking snacks, taking in panoramic views, before continuing to explore the region. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off within 10 minutes after set times.

Experience the Lysefjord from every angle on this unique Pulpit Rock RIB + Hike combo tour. Your adventure begins in Stavanger as you speed out on a high-end RIB, feeling the exhilaration of the open sea before entering the fjord’s dramatic landscape. Get up close to hidden caves, towering waterfalls, and the gravity-defying cliff face of Pulpit Rock rising over 600 meters above you. An astounding sight, but also a summit waiting to be conquered. From the fjord, transfer by minibus to Basecamp, where experienced guides lead you on the iconic hike to the top. Along the trail, enjoy stories of local history and wildlife as the forested path opens into breathtaking mountain vistas. At the peak, stand on the famous plateau and take in one of the world’s most astonishing views—made even more rewarding by having gazed up at the cliff from a boat just hours before. Small-group, guided, and truly all-in-one, this tour gives you the full fjord experience on an unforgettable day of adventure.

Western Norway’s Pulpit Rock is a towering cliff-plateau directly suspended over the Lysefjorden. Hikers flock here to dangle over the precipice and photograph the meandering blue fjord. This guided hike leaves from Stavanger brings you safely to the edge of the rock to take in the view. You have time at the top to take pictures, relax, and eat lunch or a snack.

Enjoy an active day out among mountains, fjords, and spectacular scenery—and leave all the planning and logistics to your guide—on this seamless, full-day tour. Following morning pickup at your Stavanger hotel, set off with just a small group for company. Your destination is Kjeragbolten: the picturesque boulder mysteriously wedged between cliffs. Hike up to visit it, and soak up the extraordinary views as you go.

A thrilling combination of climbing and glamping awaits at Trolltunga, one of Norway's most iconic landmarks. Begin the adventure with a guided climb on the Via Ferrata and the Sky Ladder, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding fjords and mountains. After reaching Trolltunga, a photoshoot in the evening sun, then settle into an Arctic Dome for the night, equipped with a transparent ceiling for stargazing. Enjoy a delicious dinner while soaking in the stunning sunset over the Norwegian landscape, and wake to the sunrise framed with the aroma of fresh coffee. This unique experience is perfect for adventure seekers looking to create unforgettable memories in nature.

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.

Experience the Magic of Trolltunga at Sunrise and Sunset Nestled in the heart of the Hardanger fjord, Trolltunga (Troll's Tongue) is not just a stunning rock formation; it's a gateway to an unforgettable adventure. Our professional guides share their extensive knowledge of the region's geology, flora, and fauna, enriching your journey as you hike along scenic trails. What truly sets our tours apart is the exclusive 'Needle View' photo opportunity, a breathtaking perspective of Trolltunga only available through Trolltunga Active. Capture stunning images of the rock formation framed by the shimmering Ringedalen lake and the Folgefonna glacier, ensuring your memories are as exceptional as the experience itself. With fewer crowds at sunrise and sunset, you can fully immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of the landscape. Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime experience and witness the enchantment of Norway's landscape like never before!

Experience mountain and ocean in one day on this action-packed small-group tour from Ålesund. Paddle your way from Ålesund to Hessa by sea kayak, admiring views of the city’s colorful buildings and mountain skyline. Then, head ashore for a moderate hike to Mt. Sukkertoppen with magnificent views. A tasty lunch is included to keep you energized throughout the day.

Snowshoeing is an increasingly popular and easy way to experience the winter landscape. There are many possible routes and beautiful spots around Ålesund, Norway and our experienced guides tailor the trip according to the weather conditions and the participants' skill levels. Not many know it yet, but Ålesund and the surrounding areas offer many fantastic snowshoeing trips in beautiful surroundings. Our experienced guides know how to adapt the trip based on the weather conditions and the participants' skill levels. We drive together for about 30-40 minutes towards our hiking destination. The trip itself takes about 3.5 hours. The guide will share insights into the local flora and fauna, tell you stories about the area and local traditions. There will be opportunities to take a break along the way, take pictures and enjoy the spectacular views. After a pleasant outdoor lunch, we return to Ålesund with new, beautiful winter memories.

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.

Experience unbeatable morning views from Preikestolen on a 10-hour group tour from Stavanger. After hotel pickup and a relaxing ferry ride, follow your guide on a 2- to 3-hour hike to Pulpit Rock. Traversing easy to moderate terrain, the trek is suitable for both amateur and seasoned hikers alike. Once at the top, enjoy ample free time to take photos, explore, and rest.

Bergen sits amongst seven hills, and you don’t know the city until you’ve reached its summits. With your local guide leading the way (and offering insight into Norwegian culture and nature), you’ll get away from the crowds and into the wilderness, hiking from dense woods and lakes to the top of Mt Fløyen, looking all the way to the sea and the bustling city harbor below.

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.

Immerse yourself in Norwegian nature on this private hike in Bergen, where your guide shows you the best route between Mt. Ulriken to Mt. Floyen with gorgeous views of the seven surrounding mountains along the way, as well as revealing insights from your guide into the history and culture of Norway and Bergen.

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!

This tour activity starts when we pick you up in Bergen and drive towards Skjeggedal which is the starting point for the hike to Trolltunga rock formation. In the way to Skjeggedal we make a quick stop at Steindalsfossen which is a beautiful waterfall you can walk under it and take wonderful pictures of this majestic scenery. Then we cross the magnificent Hardanger fiord in a ferry and keep on driving until we reach P3 Mågelitopp in Skjeggedal which is our starting point towards Trolltunga. It takes between 6 to 8 hours in average to reach the Trolltunga rock formation. We have lunch at this top, take the necessary pictures and prepare to walk back to the vehicle. Once back to the vehicle after the 20km hike and if time permits it, we will bring you to Låtefossen which is a breathtaking waterfall for more amazing pics. After this vist we will drive the same way back to Bergen.

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.

Embark on an unforgettable hike to Dalsnuten with a local adventure provider who knows the region’s hidden gems. This experience stands out because it combines stunning panoramic views, beautiful lakes, and authentic local insight into Stavanger’s nature and culture. You’ll enjoy a relaxed pace, personalized guidance, and stories that bring the landscape to life—something large tour operators can’t offer. The route is partly demanding but rewarding you with breathtaking scenery. With small groups, safety, comfort, and connection are prioritized. Book this hike to discover Norway’s rugged beauty the way it’s meant to be experienced: up close, personal, and unforgettable.

The hike to Trolltunga is long, 20 km return from Mågelitopp (P3), where we most of the time start our hike. Therefore this hike requires good physical condition and the ability to hike for many hours. Our guides will do their very best to take care of you but it is also important that you have the equipment (clothes) and physical strength necessary. At 07.30 we will meet you at our meeting point in Skjeggedal Here our guide will welcome you and tell you some information about the hike before we start our adventure. On our way to Trolltunga your guide will tell you interesting facts and stories from the area as well as stop for some breaks. You will visit some of our hidden gems along the trek and stop at the very best photo spots. At Trolltunga we will make a longer stop and enjoy the beautiful scenery and have some well deserved lunch before we head back towards civilization. We will have time to enjoy the breathtaking views on our way back as well.