Oslo Airport (OSL)

Edvard Munchs veg, Gardermoen, Norway

Noresund

Norway

Ørpen Camping

Rv7, Noresund, Norway

Geilo

Norway

Eidfjord

Norway

Vossevangen

Norway

Saue Camping

Strandavegen, Skulestadmo, Norway

Gudvangen

Norway

Gudvangen is a small village where you can stop and have a snack and enjoy the view of the steep mountains that rise up on all sides or visit the Viking town

Viking Valley

Nærøydalen, 5747 Gudvangen, Norway

Viking Village

Flåm

Norway

After the train ride, stretch your legs with a walk around Flåm while enjoying the views down the fjord. There are some lovely traditional wooden buildings, a free railway museum, a church dating back to 1670, and if you’re feeling active, bike riding or Scandinavia’s longest zipline. 

Stegastein viewpoint

Bjørgavegen, Aurland, Norway

Sogndal

Norway

Fv60 265

6826 Byrkjelo, Norway

The drive takes you out of Sogndal along the Rv5, E39, Rv15 and Rv63 all the way to Geiranger. While it’s only 220 kilometres, you should plan to make a day of it as it’s one of those drives that will have you pulling over every few minutes to marvel at the scenery.

Mogrenda

Norway

Kleivenes Camping AS

Strynevegen, Stryn, Norway

Flydalsjuvet

Geiranger, Norway

Flydalsjuvet | Nasjonale turistvegeroverlook

Boat tour meeting point or just stop and look

Geirangervegen, Geiranger, Norway

Stranda

Norway

Fish restuarant black marlinSheqer Pikant

Blindheim

Norway

grocery and fuel

Ålesund

Norway

Considered by many to be Norway’s most beautiful town, Alesund’s pastel-coloured centre is the result of a near-total rebuild in the early years of the 20th century, after a great fire burnt down most of the city. It’s a great place to spend a couple of hours, strolling through the cobbled streets and around the waterfront to really appreciate the wonderful art nouveau architecture. If you’re interested in delving a little deeper, the Art Nouveau Centre provides a more in-depth understanding of Alesund’s architecture and history.drive Alesund to the Aksla Viewpoint. 

Aksla Viewpoint, Alesund

Parkgata, Ålesund, Norway

Thon Hotel Ålesund

Molovegen, Ålesund, Norway

Alnes Fyr

Alnesvegen, Godøya, Norway

Ellingsgaard

Vestnes, Norway

Molde

Norway

Bjølstad camping

Malmefjorden, Norway

Eldhuset - Atlanterhavsveien Kafe

Primær Fylkesvei 64, Averøy, Norway

Romsdalsgondolen Nesaksla Station

Nesaksla, 6300 Åndalsnes, Norway

hike- all trails Explore Høgaksla | AllTrails2.5 miles hard- out and back

Nesaksla

Primær Fylkesvei 64, Åndalsnes, Norway

another hike option- 2.6 miles hard out and back

Setnes Feriesenter

Onsumgata, Veblungsnes, Norway

Stigfossen

Åndalsnes, Norway

Stigfossen cuts through the serpentine Trollstigen, a bucket list-worthy road that zigzags over the course of 11 twists and turns on Norway’s mountains.Buckle up for the remarkable drive to Trollstigen. The journey takes two hours from Alesund, following the Romsdalsfjord east before skirting south of Åndalsnes.The narrow Trollstigen, which roughly translates as the “trolls’ ladder”, is famous for its switchbacks and steep mountainsides, with the path reaching an elevation of 2,790 feet. The famous route took eight years to construct and was opened in 1936 by King Haakon VII.

Trollstigen Fjellstue

Åndalsnes, Møre og Romsdal 6300, Norway

Gudbrandsjuvet

Valldal, Norway

cafe here too

Foss bru

Åndalsnes, Norway

34 Slettavegen

6330 Verma, Norway

Kylling brid

Bjorli

Norway

Lesjaskog

Norway

Dombås

Norway

Iron Gate Bridge

Gudbrandsdalsvegen, Otta, Norway

Otta

Norway

Sjoa Raftingsenter

Gudbrandsdalsvegen, Otta, Norway

Vinstra

Innlandet, Norway

Hanahoppet Loop Hike 2.6 miles moderate 1.5 hours

Lillehammer

Norway

Maihaugen

Maihaugvegen, Lillehammer, Norway

MOXY Oslo X

Kragerudveien, Skjetten, Norway