Himanshi singh Nov 10, 2022
Best cliff-hanger of a hike 8km (5 miles) round trip, 4 hours, moderate At the top of Norway’s charts of don’t-dare-look-down, gasp-out-loud, razor-edge rock formations is Pulpit Rock
Best summit climb 11km (17.5 miles) round trip, 5–7 hours, demanding We get it: you’ve made it all the way to the glacier-encrusted, mountain-rippled feast of a national park that is Jotunheimen
Best hike for fjord view 28km (17.5 miles) round trip, 10–12 hours, demanding You might imagine a rock with a name like Trolltunga (Troll’s Tongue) to be a bit of a beast and it is – but it’s also a beauty.
Best hike for fjord view 28km (17.5 miles) round trip, 10–12 hours, demanding You might imagine a rock with a name like Trolltunga (Troll’s Tongue) to be a bit of a beast and it is – but it’s also a beauty.
Best easy hike 10km (6.2 miles) round trip, 2–3 hours, easy The "wow" never leaves your lips on this short-but-sweet hike on the island of Værøy (Vaeroy) in the Lofoten archipelago.
Best boulder hike 11km (6.8 miles) round trip, 6–10 hours, demanding It’s often billed as a mountain climb but, trust us, that ain’t what it looks like. In a country full of mad rocks, 1084m (3556ft) Kjeragbolten
Best multi-day hike 50km (31 miles) round trip, 5 days, demanding Cabin-to-cabin is the way to go in the granddaddy of Norwegian national parks, Rondane, home to some of the country’s most splendid Alpine terrain.
Best arctic ascent Hiking 8.7km (5.4 miles) round trip; kayaking 5.4km (3.4 miles) round trip, 11 hours, moderate/demanding So you want to slip into the frostbitten shoes of a polar explorer for a day? Spitsbergen’s arctic challenge is for you.
Best day trek 10.3km (6.4 miles), 8 hours, demanding Ask a Norwegian to divulge the country’s best hikes and Romsdalseggen will invariably make the grade.
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