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Slow Lane Magazine, May 2019
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Walking holidays in Norway

 

Head off on a non-group, self-guided walking holiday in Norway, on which you stay in superbly located accommodation and walk at your own pace through impressive scenery, following our comprehensively researched route notes along scenic paths.

Walking holidays in Norway
Walking holidays in Norway
 
Marvel at astonishing scenery on a

walking holiday in Norway

With scenery on a grand scale, walking holidays in Norway are a fulfilling experience, revealing serene fjords, rugged mountains, creaking glaciers and more. In the true spirit of a Slow holiday, break as often as you like to admire it all – you’re not part of a group, and don’t have to worry about any of the arrangements (we make sure everything runs like clockwork), so don’t rush. Watch the sea eagle gliding above the waves, visit that stave church, pause a while by the water’s edge…
 

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Our Norwegian walking holidays

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The best walking in Norway

There are many reasons to go walking in Norway. A hiking holiday here promises, above all, memorable views. In the south, you could explore Hardangerfjord, one of the longest fjords in the world, which is renowned for its glorious colours. Beyond the Arctic Circle, Senja and the Lofoten Islands offer a fusion of mountain, moorland and coast, making for varied and satisfying walking.

For more holiday ideas, see our full range of walking, touring and snow holidays in Norway.
 
Travelling from outside the UK?
To give you a good idea of how we can tailor our trips to your individual requirements, take a look at the section of the website specifically devoted to travellers from outside the UK.
 

How we grade our walking holidays in Norway

Despite the grandeur of the scenery, you don’t need to be an experienced hiker to go walking in Norway – our hiking holiday in Hardangerfjord, characterised by apple orchards and waterfalls, can cater for occasional walkers by making use of the excellent transport links. Even some of the routes on our flexible walking holidays on Norway’s justly popular Lofoten Islands and the dramatic island of Senja require no more than average fitness (though the rough terrain requires surefootedness).
  • Generally easy walking with few ascents / descents, but perhaps the occasional long day.
  • Easy-to-moderate walking with some ascents / descents, and occasional longer days.
  • Moderate walking on varied terrain, with some long days and regular ascents / descents.
  • Moderate-to-challenging walking on more rugged terrain with significant ascents / descents on most days. Compass skills may be required (check the individual holiday).
  • Challenging hikes, featuring long days with significant ascent / descent on challenging terrain. Compass skills may be required.
  • Choice of easier or harder routes, so that you can tailor most days to your requirements.
 

Walking holidays in Norway, Inntravel style

Our walking holidays in Norway – in common with all Inntravel holidays – are based on three cornerstones: magnificent scenery; comfortable and genuinely welcoming hotels hand-picked by us; and traditional regional cuisine. Together, they make for the perfect walking holiday.
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