Norway · HIKING & TREKKING
The famous three — Preikestolen, Kjerag, Trolltunga — are all day-long and none of them are strolls. These 15 sort them and the shorter walks by distance, ascent, transport and the months the trail is actually open.
Review the Tromsø snowshoe hike with mountain views, picnic lunch, wildlife, guide photos, practical tips, and honest advice on value.
“April 15th, Amazing day Amazing spot Amazing guide Thanks Max !”
Hike snowy Kvaløya with friendly huskies, meet 200 dogs and puppies, and enjoy hot drinks and homemade cake near Tromsø.
“This activity was so fantastic I will hope to do it again when I come back to Tromsø or recommend it to my friends. The guides were great. We hiked for about 1hr 20minutes total, and everyone got a try at walking with the huskies. The snacks were also delicious and very filling! Need that cookie recipe... This really was a good value for money activity and the best part was we got an abundance of time with the dogs. They are well looked after. It was very snowy but when the skies cleared the view was incredible. Must do activity!!!Read more”
Review of Tromsø’s four-hour snowshoe hike to Ersfjordbotn, with fjord views, small groups, hot drinks, gear, and practical booking advice.
“Great outdoor activity. Our guide was amazing. He made sure everyone was comfortable and adjusted the pace so everyone could keep up. We had an amazing sunny day, but it was very windy and didn’t reach the top. On the way down, we got to do some ass sliding and had some hot cocoa.”
Review of the guided Pulpit Rock hike from Stavanger, with route difficulty, guides, timing, transport, price, weather tips, and booking advice.
“What an incredible experience. We were picked up from our accommodation in Stavanger by our guide (the wonderful Toa) and driven up to the base of the hike to Pulpit Rock. He chatted comfortably in the way and pointed out areas of interest without being at all intrusive. On arrival he made sure we were prepared (water, waterproofs etc) and then explained the hike, including where the sections of the greatest ascent were. Throughout the hike he was careful to speak to us all and make us feel incredibly safe but excited and motivated. He was very happy for us to take lots of photos and showed us where the…”
Review of the guided Pulpit Rock hike from Stavanger, with hotel pickup, small groups, scenic trails, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“I highly recommend this guided hike! It was a lovely group (I joined the hike alone) and I felt absolutely comfortable and safe at all times. Our guide, Rasmus, was extremely patient and told us lots of interesting information on the way. We took an alternative path for part of the way and it was so much nicer and way less crowded. It was an incredible day!”
Review of Stavanger’s guided Preikestolen hike, with cruise-port pickup, local guides, snacks, fjord views, costs, trail advice, and fitness tips.
“The best ?! Matts our Hero (the Tourguide) The Tour ?! Amazing The View? Amazing My legs ? shaking 🤣”
Review of Stavanger’s Preikestolen hike, with a quieter side trail, local guide, transport, fjord views, gear tips, and honest fitness advice.
“Yesterday, I went on a hiking tour to Preikestolen, and it was absolutely incredible! I've dreamed of visiting the Norwegian fjords since I was a child, and my dream finally came true. Although I booked a group tour, I ended up being the only participant, which I was actually very happy about. A huge thank you to the company for not canceling my tour. I also want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my guide, Erlend Berne. We spent five amazing hours talking about all kinds of topics. He made the hike much easier, showed me the best photo spots, and even took some fantastic pictures of me. Plus, he…”
Review of the guided Kjerag and Kjeragbolten hike from Stavanger, with practical advice on fitness, weather, transport, guides, and value.
“Neve expected would be that challenging ! It’s a long hike ! Tour guide Kenth was professional , helpful and funny ( look like Thor !!) ! It’s a long day but enjoyed the spectacular view !”
Hike from Olden to Briksdal Glacier through waterfalls, mountain scenery, and Olden Lake, with bus transport and a cruise ship back-time guarantee.
“A very worthwhile tour, a must if you have the time. Wonderful country side views and spectacular scenes and stops - you should do it.”
Review of Stavanger’s guided Preikestolen hike, with fjord views, small groups, transport details, fitness tips, and honest value advice.
“The guide was great, she was very friendly and helpful”
Review of Tromsø’s husky hike, puppy visit, fjord views, rain gear, Sami lunch, and practical tips for this $146 half-day tour.
“Amazing experience with lovely dogs. We had a wonderful day!”
Hike snowy Preikestolen with a local guide, enjoy quiet Lysefjorden views, and warm up with soup at historic Villa Rosehagen.
“Just amazing... The weather was perfect, the guide was great, and the views were out of the world. Explore Lysefjorden did an outstanding job of helping us guide, explain Norwegian way of life and made sure that we were comfortable through out the hike. I would definitely recommend Explore Lysefjorden for anyone wanting to hike around Stavanger.”
Climb Trolltunga by via ferrata, hike through Ringedalen, and reach Norway’s famous rock ledge on a demanding guided day tour.
“I Can only recommend this hike to other. The scenery was amazing and the weather fantastic”
Review of Dovrefjell’s 6-hour musk ox safari, with hiking details, wildlife tips, price value, meeting advice, and practical packing help.
“Kim was a great guide, the size of the group was good and I felt like we were in very capable hands. And of course we saw some muskus oxen!”
Review of the Preikestolen hike from Stavanger, with local guides, small groups, snacks, pickup, trail advice, price, and practical tips.
“Theo, our guide, did a terrific job getting us up and down the mountain. He was helpful, friendly and entertaining! The thing for everyone to understand is that the hike may not be moderate for you as some descriptions say. Like many things in life the older you are the more difficult things can be. My wife and I around 70 and the hike was not moderate for us, it was hard! Theo was patient and considerate in helping us with the journey. We exercise quite a bit and are generally healthy. While the younger folks were scampering up and down the mountain, we and the other older people in…”
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