Self Guided Walking Holidays in Norway

Take the famous Flåm Railway from Oslo to Bergen, winding down from Myrdal station through mountain landscapes, then cruise through Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord that drops over 1,300 meters. In Bergen, walk around the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf and maybe take the Fløibanen funicular up for great views.

You'll start in Røros, a UNESCO mining town that's been around for 300 years with well-preserved wooden buildings, then head out on the famous 8.3 km Atlantic Road where you drive across bridges connecting small islands. Later you tackle the winding Trollstigen mountain pass before reaching Geirangerfjord.

Drive Norway's legendary Trollstigen with its 11 hairpin bends and cruise the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord past the Seven Sisters waterfall. Walk through Bergen's historic Bryggen wharf district and drive the scenic Hardangervidda plateau with stops at Vøringsfossen waterfall and Steindalsfossen. Wander independently through Ålesund's Art Nouveau streets and climb Aksla viewpoint for panoramic island views.

This self-guided walking trip connects Oslo to Trondheim mixing legendary train rides with active mountain time. You'll hike guided trails in Skåbu with lunch, spot musk oxen on safari through Dovrefjell National Park, and kayak Trondheim's rivers after riding the Romsdalen gondola.

This 8-day trip takes you through Norway's four fjords with stops in Bergen, Ulvik, Sogndal, Geiranger, Molde, and Trondheim. You'll drive the famous Eagle Road above Geirangerfjord and tackle the 11-hairpin-bend Trollstigen route between mountain peaks with visits to the Norwegian Glacier Museum.