Hiking & Trekking in Norway
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6 Hiking & trekking tours in Norway with 39 reviews
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Duration 11 days Destinations Trondheim, Lillehammer, Oslo, Geilo, Bergen, Balestrand, Sognefjord, Sogndal, Fjaerland, SkeiSee all destinations Age Range up to 99 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 825 mi Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$2,109
Jotunheimen's Peaks & Lakes (Self-guided Walking Tour)
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved the country and hikes were amazing! Highly recommend!”
Jonathan, traveled in July
Dramatic mountain paths wind through Jotunheimen's stunning landscapes, paired with stays at authentic mountain lodges serving traditional cuisine. The route takes in the magnificent Svartdalen (Black Valley) and Bitihorn peak, earning 4.9/5 from travelers.
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Oslo, Bygdin Age Range 12 to 70 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 256 mi Operator Traventuria 
Duration 8 days Destinations Tromso, Sommaroy Age Range up to 85 year olds Operated in Only: German Physical Rating Easy Distance 44 mi Operator SKR Reisen From
- NZ$2,869
Walking the Fjords
16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Excellent tour! Really enjoyed the Fjords!”
Catherine, traveled in June
Norwegian culture comes alive through farm visits and local cuisine, complemented by scenic daily walks. The paths lead through diverse settings from glacier valleys to cascading waterfalls, with an optional glacier excursion available. Small groups of 16 create an intimate atmosphere.
Duration 9 days Destinations Bergen, Naeroyfjord, Sognefjord, Breheimen National Park, Jostedalsbreen National Park Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 279 mi Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- NZ$8,140
Norway Fjord Trekking
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was breathtaking with a wide variety of active activities - I definitely would recommend.”
Sarah, traveled in August
Norwegian wilderness beckons with challenging glacier walks, valley treks, and via ferrata climbs. The adventure ranges from 10km valley paths to the spectacular 10-12 hour Trolltunga ascent, with technical equipment required for advanced terrain.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Odda, Folgefonna National Park Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 113 mi Operator G Adventures From $4,579
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Duration 8 days Destinations Evenes, Harstad, Narvik, Sortland, Nyksund, Svolvær, Lofoten, Stamsund, Nusfjord, ReineSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 237 mi Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $8,797
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What our customers ask about Hiking & Trekking in Norway
What is the best time of year for hiking in Norway considering weather and trail conditions?
Norway's hiking trails are most welcoming from June to September. The summer months of July and August bring temperatures that make outdoor exploration comfortable along with extended daylight hours that work well for longer routes like Trolltunga. Hiking around Bergen is best from June through August. Those heading to Tromsø in September can combine hiking with chances to see the Northern Lights. A TourRadar traveler mentioned, "We had epic views all week with perfect weather conditions in July making every hike memorable."
Where do I stay during multi-day hikes in Norway?
Norway offers varied sleeping options that match different hiking styles. The fjord region features places like Nes Gard on Lustrafjord and the waterfront Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel. Hikers in Jotunheimen can use the DNT (Norwegian Trekking Association) network of basic mountain cabins. The Thon Orion Hotel in Bergen works well as a base before and after treks. A TourRadar traveler shared, "The accommodation at both Nes Gard & Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel was great with exceptional meals and quality wine."
How physically demanding are Norway's hiking tours?
The physical demands of Norwegian hikes range from gentle walks to serious treks. Standard day tours usually mean 4-5 hours of walking covering 8-13km with height gains of 400-600m such as the Molden Peak route. Tougher options like Trolltunga take 10-12 hours with steep climbing and technical parts. A TourRadar traveler noted, "The full-day Trolltunga hike was challenging but the views from 700m above Ringedalsvatnet lake made it absolutely worth the effort."
What are the food arrangements during Norwegian hiking tours?
Food plans on Norwegian hikes typically cover breakfast packed lunches and often dinner. Places such as Nes Gard and Fjærland Fjordstove cook three-course meals using local ingredients. Self-guided hikers can pack lunches from morning buffets. A TourRadar traveler shared, "The dinners were fantastic 3-course meals and the breakfast buffet provided ample supplies for making packed lunches."
How accessible are Norway's hiking regions from major cities?
Getting to Norway's hiking spots is straightforward from big cities. Bergen connects to western fjord trails via buses and ferries including routes to Odda. From Oslo a 4-hour bus takes hikers to Jotunheimen National Park. Northern areas like Tromsø have good air links. Tour reviews confirm, "The transfer system of buses and ferries worked seamlessly to get us to the heart of hiking territory."
What contingency plans exist for bad weather during Norwegian hikes?
Tour operators stay flexible when weather turns bad. Companies like G Adventures change daily plans based on weather updates especially for exposed hikes such as Trolltunga. Bad weather options include visits to places like the Norwegian Glacier Museum or local cultural sites. As one TourRadar traveler noted, "Our guide worked well to rearrange the schedule taking advantage of the changing weather day by day."