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During this roundtrip you will have the opportunity to hike some of Norway's greatest hikes, in several different national parks.
This trip starts in the Geilo region, before it continues north towards the Sognefjord region and Jotunheimen National Park.
With its long-standing tradition as a mountain resort, the Geilo region has been a hotspot for adventurers of all kinds for more than a century. The hiking options are endless, and you’ll also find several great cycling routes in the area.
Tyin-Filefjell is a great basecamp for summer adventures, with its prime location mid-way along the beautiful King’s Road hiking route, and at the doorstep of the Sognefjord and the western parts Jotunheimen National Park. From here, you have easy access to daytrips of all kinds.
Jotunheimen (meaning “The Home of Giants”) is one of Norway’s most famous and popular national parks, and has been the hotspot for mountaneering in Norway since the 1800s . Within the borders of the park, you’ll find most of the highest mountains in the country, in addition to dozens of glaciers and pristine mountain lakes.
Day 1-3:
With its long-standing tradition as a mountain resort, the Geilo region has been a hotspot for adventurers of all kinds for more than a century. The hiking options are endless, and you’ll also find several great cycling routes in the area.
Day 4-7:
Tyin-Filefjell is a great basecamp for summer adventures, with its prime location mid-way along the beautiful King’s Road hiking route, and at the doorstep of the Sognefjord and the western parts Jotunheimen National Park. From here, you have easy access to daytrips of all kinds.
Day 8-10:
Jotunheimen (meaning “The Home of Giants”) is one of Norway’s most famous and popular national parks, and has been the hotspot for mountaneering in Norway since the 1800s . Within the borders of the park, you’ll find most of the highest mountains in the country, in addition to dozens of glaciers and pristine mountain lakes.
This roundtrip was originally designed for self-driving, and it's easy to find your way around in the mountains of Norway by car during the summer season. Either bring your own, or rent a car at Gardermoen Airport (OSL). It is also possible to combine these accommodations and adventures by public transport, and we'll be happy to help you organise an itinerary based on public bus and train routes.
