Top Norway Hiking

Explore Lofoten’s wild beauty on Arctic Trails, a guided hiking adventure through Norway’s dramatic landscapes. Towering peaks, panoramic fjords, and rugged Arctic terrain create the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable trek. Routes are tailored to group ability, weather, and trail conditions, ensuring a safe and rewarding experience. Departing from Svolvær, your hike may lead to peaks like Hoven, Kvittinden, Tuva, or Glomtinden, each offering breathtaking views of Lofoten’s coastline and ridgelines. Along the way, your expert guide and photographer will share insights into the landscape, wildlife, and photography techniques. The four-hour trek allows plenty of time to soak in the scenery, capture stunning photos, and enjoy provided snacks. Whether you're an experienced hiker or a casual adventurer, Arctic Trails promises an unforgettable journey through Lofoten’s majestic wilderness.

Discover Bergen from above on this small-group guided tour that combines the best of the city and nature. With a local hiking guide by your side, you’ll explore Mount Fløyen by walking on our scenic trails. To complete the experience, travel in comfort one way on the famous Fløibanen funicular. Along the way, your guide will share stories of the region’s natural environment, local wildlife, cultural traditions, and historical landmarks. This is more than just a walk – it’s a deep dive into the heart of Norwegian nature and heritage, made personal and enriching by your knowledgeable guide. Perfect for visitors seeking to experience Bergen’s outdoors more intimately and thoughtfully. Important - the walk is approximately 6km (4 miles) in total.

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.

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.

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.

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.

What makes this activity unique Experience the magic of the Arctic summer on a small-group Midnight Sun hike just outside Tromsø. This guided hike takes you away from the busy areas and into peaceful mountain landscapes where the sun never sets. With a maximum of eight guests, the experience feels personal and relaxed while your local guide shares insights about Arctic nature, wildlife, and life in Northern Norway. Along the way you’ll enjoy scenic viewpoints, photo stops, and local Arctic snacks while surrounded by fjords and mountains glowing in the golden light of the midnight sun. This is a unique opportunity to explore Tromsø’s nature in a calm and authentic way, guided by locals who know the area as their own backyard.

Experience Norway’s natural wonders on this shore excursion from Geiranger. After a scenic drive through the mountains, hop out for a photo on the dramatic cliff-edge of Flydalsjuvet. Continue to the 4,900-foot (1,500-meter) peak of Mount Dalsnibba, where, after winding along the hairpin bends, you’re rewarded with panoramic views over Geiranger and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, before descending to the glittering Lake Djupvatn.

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.

Step off the tourist trail and into the soul of Norway. Just minutes from Oslo, trade the urban rush for the whispering pines of Nordmarka. This 3.5-hour immersive journey is your masterclass in Friluftsliv—the authentic Norwegian art of living outdoors. Legends & Lore: Trek through ancient trails as your guide brings Norse mythology and "forest philosophy" to life. The "Million-Dollar" View: Stand at top of Vettakollen, Oslo’s most iconic natural balcony, for breathtaking panoramas of the Oslofjord and city skyline. The Waffle Workshop: Hike to a hidden mountain lake for a true hygge moment. We bake traditional rømme waffles over the stove, topped with legendary Norwegian brown cheese (brunost). The Summer Dip: In warmer months, take a refreshing plunge in crystal-clear Lake Båntjern while your waffles sizzle. Taste the tradition. See the view. Feel the wild. This is a moderate-intensity forest hike. Safety: Let us know any dietary restrictions after booking!

This experience is designed as a premium small-group adventure, with a maximum of just 6 guests, ensuring a more personal, flexible, and high-quality day compared to larger tours. You’ll be guided by local experts who know the area inside out and adapt the pace and route to conditions, maximizing both safety and the overall experience. We also include professional photos throughout the day, so you can fully enjoy the hike while still bringing home high-quality memories from one of Norway’s most iconic viewpoints. We also focus on the full journey, not just the hike, with scenic stops, ferry crossings, and carefully selected viewpoints along the way, turning the entire day into an experience.

We have a unique location to acces the wildside of Reinefjord and the open sea. We have our own harbour with kayaks right by the water. Handpicked guides by their personality, kayak skills, local knowledge,story telling and adventurous/inspiring lifestyle. We foccus on safety, details, story telling and we try always to have a surprise in our tours.

Tour starts 10:00, small groups only. Contact us for private tours. This version of our Guided Hiking Tours are for those who are willing to have a good work-out as the route is uphill to a scenic mountain top. We offer hiking trips that cater to both beginners and experienced hikers. Our guided tours take you through the majestic beauty of the Lofoten wilderness, and offer an up-close-and-personal experience of the rugged landscapes and stunning flora and fauna. Highlights: - Experience hiking in the majestic and calm wilderness - Learn about local wildlife and culture. - Feel safe with a professional local nature guide. Our policy for 1 person bookings: We accept the booking but if the minimum participants are not reached before the tour, then you have three options: 1.) Join you in with other guests another day 2.) Change your booking to a private tour (price 2400 kr) 3.) Cancel the tour

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.

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.

Escape the city and experience Tromso’s Arctic wilderness during the magical summer season, when the sun never truly sets. Join a local guide for a scenic hike to a beautiful viewpoint outside the city. After pickup, travel in an electric vehicle through scenic landscapes, with photo stops along the way. At the trailhead, your guide will introduce the plan before leading you into peaceful northern nature. Follow a gradually ascending trail to a viewpoint overlooking fjords, islands, and peaks. Along the way, your guide shares insights into local culture, wildlife, and life above the Arctic Circle. The hike is at a comfortable pace in a small group, with time to enjoy the scenery. At the summit, relax with snacks and hot drinks while enjoying the Arctic light. Your guide will also take professional photos, which you will receive after the tour. Depending on your departure time, you may experience daylight, evening light, or the Midnight Sun.

Visit Hovdsundet Beach on a challenging 6- to 8-hour hiking trip form Bodo. Make your way across pebble beaches, along coastal cliffs, and threw pine forests to reach the secluded white sand beach. You’re free to fully take in your surroundings, as your guide takes care of navigating the unmarked trail. Geared towards advanced hikers, the varied terrain offers an holistic view of northern Norway’s natural landscape.

Experience the enchanting midnight sun in the Arctic on this unique tour departing from Tromsø. Journey through the magnificent fjords of Northern Norway, making stops at stunning viewpoints in Kaldfjord, Ersfjord, Grøtfjord, and Tromvik. Enjoy a gentle 20-minute hike to the summit of Bromsetinden, where the breathtaking views of the fjords and mountains await you as you witness the midnight sun at its peak beauty. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, this small group tour offers an intimate experience of Norway's natural splendor. - Depart Tromsø at 21:00 for a scenic fjord adventure - Short and easy 20-minute hike to Bromsetinden summit - Capture stunning views of the Arctic coastline and midnight sun - Enjoy a personalized experience in small groups

Why Bergen is better with me? Let’s be honest: you can find the way to Bryggen using Google Maps, but Google won’t tell you which cobblestone hides a 300-year-old secret or where to find the absolute best cinnamon bun to survive the Bergen rain. I don’t just "do tours"- I translate Bergen for you. I’ll lead you through the Fish Market like a pro to taste the real norwegian "white gold." Plus, I’ll show you where to find the city's most legendary coffee and the best local craft beer spots. I’ll show you hidden details and lead you to the most Instagrammable photo spots that only locals know. Traveling with kids? I’ve got you covered! We’ll turn the tour into an adventure with interactive Bingo or a mini-quest, so the little Vikings stay engaged while you enjoy the history. I’ll share expert tips on how to choose the perfect fjord tour. You’ll arrive as a tourist, but you’ll leave feeling like a Bergen insider. Let’s make some memories—book your spot, and let’s go exploring!

Discover one of Western Norway’s most dramatic natural highlights—and enjoy a more supportive way to explore than if you were going alone—on this full-day, guided hiking trek to Trolltunga. Departing from Tyssedal, set off with just your guide and a small group for company. Follow a safe route up to the scenic viewpoint, spot hidden highlights along the way, and stop for lunch and snacks en route.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Oslo on a guided hike around Malmøya Island. Discover hidden gems, explore peaceful beaches, lush forests, and charming waterfronts, and enjoy a waffle and a warm drink. - Discover the hidden gems of Malmøya Island on a guided hike from Oslo - Enjoy a warm drink and a delicious waffle at the iconic Skinnerbaken - Explore the island's natural beauty and learn about its rich history - Take in breathtaking views of the Oslofjord and the surrounding islands - Relax on the peaceful beaches and wander through lush forests - Guided hike around Malmøya - Visit to Skinnerbaken for a warm drink and waffle - Exploration of Kaninøya Nature Reserve and Skinnerbukta Bay - Insights into the island's history, flora, and fauna

Journey from Norway’s fjords into the mystical heart of troll country on this full-day shore excursion from Alesund. Drive along the spectacular fjords, stopping to visit the strawberry-growing town of Valldal and the Gudbrandsjuvet gorge. Take in the views of the Stigfossen waterfall and hear stories about Norway’s mythical trolls as you zigzag down the steep Troll Road (Trollstigen). See the Trollveggen (Troll Wall), the highest vertical rock face in Europe, before traveling back to Alesund.

If white, sandy beaches don’t come to mind when you think of Northern Norway, this tour will change your mind. From Bodø, your guide takes you to Mjelle Beach, where you’ll “walk on gemstones” and experience the stunning vistas of this Arctic region. This 3-kilometer hike is suitable for all ages—just bring your camera and some solid footwear, and the rest will be taken care of for you.