10+ Mountain Hikes You Should Have on Your Norway Bucket List in 2022

Also known as the Pulpit Rock. One of the most popular hikes in Norway. Access only by hiking, no cars. Approx. 200.000 visitors annually.

Hiking trail in Jotunheimen National Park. Located some hours car drive north of Oslo, and south of Trondheim. Includes at boat trip to the starting point, for most hikers. The view of the blue and green waters are waiting for you

See 1/6 of Norway from the top of Mt Gaustatoppen. Funicular inside the mountain. Pay attention to the operating hours. Also a nice hike, both up and down. Located a few hours car drive north of Oslo.

Biking and hiking path, open few months in the late summer season. Located west of both Bergen and Voss. Approx. 20.000 visitors annually.

Highest mountain in Norway with its 2469 meters above sea level. However, the hiking starting point is NOT by sea level. Tough hike.

Amazing scenery. Located in Fjord Norway.

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Cliff hanging, nice scenery. Located in Fjord Norway.

Hiking trail between 3 summits. Expect to use up to five days at this 60 km hike.

We will write more about each of these popular hikes in the coming months, and also post new hiking reviews for you. Including all about the hikes, the locations, how to get there and what to expect. we love hiking, and we hope you like it too.

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Bonus hiking tip:

Hiking trail between Mt. Ulriken and Mt. Floyen in Bergen. Easy accessible from the Bergen city center.
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