Norway Walking

There's no place like Norway... It's a true winter wonderland experience.

From dog sledding and chasing the Northern Lights by night with a stay in the ice hotel in winter, to hiking and trekking to some of the worlds most stunning and remote lakes the choice is yours.

Additional activities including glamping in yurts, kayaking, zip wires and of course walking and cycling routes too!

During your visit to Norway, you must pay a visit to:

  • The Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel which is made completely from ice
  • The stunning city of Alta and it's gorgeous architecture
  • Chase the Aurora Borealis in this winter wonderland

Did you know...

  • Norway was originally called Nordweg meaning the 'Northern Way'
  • Norway is the world's largest exporter of salmon and it's really tasty too
  • Norway has been ranked as the world's most peaceful country and we can see why with their stunning scenery
  • Norway is famous for its natural attractions including Fjords, mountains and the Northern Lights as well as a vibrant cultural lifestyle.
The best time of the year to visit Norway depends on what you'd like to do. If you are looking for cycling and hiking then the warmer months of June to August will be best. If you are looking for an arctic adventure then the winter months from September through to March will be best.

By Rail/Bus – There are a number of public transport operating in Norway.

By Car – Norway can be reached by car via ferry and well-maintained motorways.

By Air – There are a number of flights available to Norway and a number of airports including Oslo Airport and Sogndal Airport.

For more information on getting to Norway please visit the VisitNorway website.

Norway, Alta – The City of the Northern Lights

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