Hiking in Norway – Blue Ice to Green Valleys

6 Days | Self-guided Hiking | Summer (Daily departures till 10 Sep 2025)

Highlights: Starting at Hardangervidda, Norway’s largest mountain plateau, you’ll descend into the lush Aurlandsdalen Valley, eventually reaching the majestic Sognefjord, Norway’s longest fjord.

A journey of contrasts: From barren, treeless plateaus to the dramatic and steep Aurlandsdalen, where a wild river cuts through the landscape, creating breath-taking views towards the fjord below.

Difficulty Level: With daily distances ranging from 10 to 23 km, this route is designed for experienced hikers who enjoy long hikes, but without many steep ascents. It’s also suitable for adventurous families with long haul hiking experience.

Accommodations: Fully serviced lodges, where breakfast and dinner are provided.
Toilet/Bathroom will be shared, Stay will be dormitory style in some locations as per availability

INCLUSIONS

• Train from Oslo
• 5 x Accommodation
• 5 x breakfasts
• 4 x Packed lunches
• 4 x Dinners
• Luggage transport (Finse – Flåm)

EXCLUSIONS

• GST, TCS, Bank transfer fee, Credit Card charges
• Visa, Flights, Insurance, personal expenses
• Everyday Luggage Transport
• Bedlinen, Sleeping Bag Liner, Towels
• Any gear / clothes / equipment
• Guide

COSTING

Adult (double room): From NOK 13500 per person

Child (12 – 17 Years ): From NOK 10450 per person

Single Supplement: From NOK 3200

Add-on costs on Day 6:

Train to Oslo or Bergen: In the morning, take the famous Flåmsbana to Myrdal, where you can transfer to a train bound for Oslo or Bergen.
Train to Bergen: From NOK 1100
Train to Oslo: From NOK 1850 per person

Bus to Bergen: An easy and convenient option for those looking to explore the Sognefjord and enjoy short hikes along the way.
From NOK 500 per person

Fjord Cruise to Bergen (5 hours): This iconic cruise lets you experience the full length of the stunning Sognefjord, arriving in Bergen at 20:45
From NOK 1525 per person

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Equipment list: To fully enjoy your hiking adventure in the mountainous areas, it’s important to dress appropriately for the weather conditions and local temperatures. For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we recommend wearing warm, waterproof clothing, sturdy mountain hiking boots that provide ankle support, and sunscreen and sunglasses. It is not recommended to wear trail runners, everyday shoes, or sneakers. We also recommend bringing hiking poles in this type of terrain.

Luggage transport: Please deliver your luggage on the Day 3 to the train at Finse before you start your hike to Geiterygghytta. You need to pick up your luggage at Flåm on Day 5.

Meals: The restaurant serves meals made with local ingredients. Breakfast is a buffet where you can also prepare a packed lunch for the day. Thermos refills are available, so check with the accommodation. Dinner is served in the afternoon or evening.

The Hiking Trails: The trails on this hike are typical Norwegian single tracks, often rocky and requiring you to cross small streams. There are muddy sections that require careful attention. Further down in Aurlandsdalen, some trails are exposed, with chains provided for safety, though alternative routes are available to avoid these areas. Be prepared for demanding terrain and significant descents, which can be harder on your knees and muscles than ascents. Hiking poles and sturdy, waterproof hiking boots are strongly recommended.

*Package is subject to availability & Price Change*