OT Staff
The Atlantic Ocean Road offers an exhilarating 8.3-kilometre drive, connecting Averøy to the mainland with bridges and providing stunning ocean views and photo opportunities.
This 106-kilometre route from Åndalsnes to Geiranger offers stunning fjords, steep mountain roads, and breathtaking viewpoints. Key attractions include the winding Trollstigen Road and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord.
The 230-kilometre E10 road running through the Lofoten Islands showcases rugged coastlines, charming fishing villages, and towering mountains. Highlights include the picturesque towns of Reine and Henningsvær, hiking opportunities, and Northern Lights spotting.
Explore the 179 kilometres around Hardangerfjord, Norway’s second-largest fjord, with highlights like the Vøringsfossen waterfall, Folgefonna Glacier, and charming fjord-side villages.
The 108-kilometre route from Lom to Gaupne crosses Norway’s highest mountain pass, offering panoramic views of Jotunheimen National Park, Lustrafjord, wildflower meadows, and ancient stave churches like Urnes.
The 102-kilometre drive around Senja Island, Norway’s second-largest island, showcases jagged mountains, deep fjords, and white sandy beaches. Notable attractions include the scenic viewpoint at Bergsbotn and the dramatic Ersfjordstranda beach with its golden sands.
The 260 km route from Oanes to Håra in the Ryfylke region offers stunning fjord scenery, impressive waterfalls like Langfoss, and the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) hiking destination.
The 433-kilometre journey from Holm to Bodø along the Helgeland coast offers stunning coastal vistas, the unique Torghatten mountain, and the Seven Sisters mountain range. It’s ideal for exploring remote islands, scenic ferry rides, and rich cultural heritage.
This 75-kilometre route through Rondane National Park features rolling hills, wild reindeer, and alpine scenery. Highlights include the Sohlbergplassen viewpoint and the historic Rondane mountains, renowned for their picturesque beauty and excellent hiking trails.
Covering 41 kilometres along Norway’s southwestern coast from Ogna to Bore, this route features sandy beaches, rolling dunes, the unique Refsnes beach, ancient stone fences, lighthouses, and picturesque agricultural landscapes.