The northern fjords have all the character and beauty of their southern and western siblings, but as the temperatures drop you can see the cloud-shrouded peaks, gathering weather fronts and even visit one of the world's best waterfalls on the Mardalsfossen Two hours struggling against gravity up a steep path will reward you with unmatched views over Lysefjord, and a chance to capture some memorable photographs. The Pulpit Rock Hike covers one of the most iconic views offered by any fjord in the country. In the south of Norway the fjords are just as magnificent as anywhere else.
Experts recommend taking as much time at the glacier as possible. It allows you to see a glacier in action, with daytime trekking being recommended as the way in which the light hits the imperceptibly moving walls of ice is really quite dazzling. Norway's fjords can also take you along the coast, with the Svartisen Glacier Hike being a popular example. You can take a 30 minute stroll to enjoy excellent views, or head up the mountainous sides of the fjord for even better vistas. The Sengjaberget Hike is one of the most highly recommended in the western fjords, taking a route around Lustrafjord that can be suitably tailored to beginners or for experienced hiking enthusiasts.
The west of the nation boasts numerous fjords and a wide range of hikes that include them. Norway is known for its gorgeous fjords and it is also one of the best places to go hiking whether you are a well-versed fjord-lover or a first timer.
Experts recommend taking as much time at the glacier as possible. It allows you to see a glacier in action, with daytime trekking being recommended as the way in which the light hits the imperceptibly moving walls of ice is really quite dazzling. Norway's fjords can also take you along the coast, with the Svartisen Glacier Hike being a popular example. You can take a 30 minute stroll to enjoy excellent views, or head up the mountainous sides of the fjord for even better vistas. The Sengjaberget Hike is one of the most highly recommended in the western fjords, taking a route around Lustrafjord that can be suitably tailored to beginners or for experienced hiking enthusiasts.
The west of the nation boasts numerous fjords and a wide range of hikes that include them. Norway is known for its gorgeous fjords and it is also one of the best places to go hiking whether you are a well-versed fjord-lover or a first timer.
