Preikestolen / Pulpit Rock - Climbing to the top of Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) by the Lysefjord is one of Norway’s most popular hiking trips. This hike is considered relatively easy by Norwegian standards. One can do the trip in just half a day, and there are multiple routes to choose from.

Trolltunga Hike - Trolltunga is one of the most spectacular scenic cliffs in Norway. Reaching the cliff requires 8-9 hours round trip hike. Trolltunga translates as 'The Troll's tongue'. Trolltunga is situated about 1100 meters above sea level, hovering 700 metres above lake Ringedalsvatnet. The view is breathtaking. The hike starts in Skjeggedal and goes through the high mountains, 27,5 km in total to Trolltunga and return and the ascent is about 1000 meters. IT IS A LONG AND DEMANDING HIKE.

Unesco Nærøyfjord between Gudvangen and Flåm - Nærøyfjord is featured on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. A fjord cruise through this narrow and beautiful fjord is a must see. If you travel from Flåm, the vessel will begin its journey sailing through the idyllic Aurlandsfjord, which is also inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Furthermore, the boat continues through the narrow Nærøyfjord before arriving Gudvangen, innermost in the Nærøyfjord. The trip takes around two hours one way.

Besseggen Ridge in JOTUNHEIMEN - stunning no wonder it's one of National Geographics top 20 hikes. The Besseggen ridge itself is just a short part of about one kilometer of the complete 14 km long track, but it’s situated right in the middle of the tour, which makes matters worse as the distance whether you complete whole track or turn around half the way is equally long. Catch the early morning ferry to Memurubu (7.45am) to the mid way point of the walk and walk back the carpark in Gjendesheim. In this way you climb Besseggen Ridge which is much easier. The steepest part is just about 50 meters high and is accomplished rather quickly.

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