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Hiking Tours in Norway

Norway's fjord country is made for hiking. The Sognefjord, the 'King of the Fjords', reaches 127 miles inland and is Norway's longest and deepest fjord. Hardangerfjord, the 'orchard of Norway', is lined with cider farms and waterfalls. Trails are well waymarked, and around midsummer the sun doesn't set in Bergen until after 11pm.

There are three ways to hike Norway with us, from 8 to 10 days. Walking the Hardangerfjord and Walking the Sognefjord are multi-center trips from Bergen, staying in fjord-side hotels and linking bases by ferry and train. Oslo to Bergen: Rail & Hike rides the Bergensbanen railway, hopping off at Geilo, Finse and Myrdal to hike.

Hotels, breakfasts, some dinners, trains and ferries are booked for you, with route notes and GPS tracks in the Macs app and 24/7 support. You move your own bags between bases.

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Routes in Norway

  • Norway

    Oslo to Bergen: Rail & Hike

    • Walking
    • 10 days
    • Moderate
    from$5,650CAD pp
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  • Norway

    Walking the Hardangerfjord

    • Walking
    • 8 days
    • Moderate
    from$4,085CAD pp
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  • Norway

    Walking the Sognefjord

    • Walking
    • 8 days
    • Moderate
    from$3,925CAD pp
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In Norway you can climb stone steps laid by medieval monks in the morning and catch a ferry across a fjord by dinner.

  • Hike above the Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord at 127 miles long
  • Climb the 616 stone Monk Steps above Lofthus, on a path dating to the 13th century
  • Walk the Navvies Road from Myrdal down to Flåm, a 12-mile descent into the valley
  • Ride the Bergensbanen to Finse, 4,009 ft up, and hike across the mountain plateau
  • Try reindeer, rømmegrøt and sweet brown geitost, and toast the fjords with Aquavit

Find your pace

  • Easy

    Up to 5 miles per day

    Flat, well-kept paths; ideal for beginners

  • Easy - Moderate

    6–9 miles per day

    Good paths, some gentle climbs; active beginners

  • Moderate

    10–12 miles per day

    Mixed trails, regular climbs; for regular hikers

  • Moderate - Challenging

    15–17 miles per day

    Remote mountainous terrain; experienced hikers

  • Challenging

    17+ miles per day

    Scrambles, big drop-offs; very experienced hikers

  • Strenuous

    19+ miles per day

    High passes, sustained ascents; expert, very fit hikers

Get to know Norway

June to August, for long days and the most settled weather. September brings quieter trails. Our Norway tours run from June to mid-September, and Oslo to Bergen starts from July. Early in the season there can still be snow up high, and summer books fast, so plan early.

Know before you go