Norway is globally recognized as one of the premier destinations for motorcycle enthusiasts. With its dramatic fjords, serpentine mountain passes, and spectacular coastal roads, few places can match the pure riding joy found here.
Below are the most popular curated guided motorcycle tours—ranging from iconic fjord crossings in the west to bespoke day trips from the capital that pair world-class riding with high-end gastronomy.
1. Ålesund, Atlantic Ocean Road, Trollstigen: Engineering Marvels
This iconic long-distance route links Ålesund with two of Norway’s most legendary roads: the Atlantic Ocean Road’s dramatic bridge sequence over the sea and Trollstigen’s steep climb with 11 perfectly engineered hairpins. Expect a blend of coastal flow and alpine challenge with breathtaking ocean and mountain views that stay with you long after the ride ends Distance: approx. 600–800 km (multi-day route)
Highlights:
Spectacular contrast between open sea and alpine terrain
The Atlantic Ocean Road with its iconic bridges and ocean spray
Trollstigen’s 11 legendary hairpins and dramatic mountain ascent
2. Hurtigruta, Lofoten, and Nordkapp: The Arctic Expedition
A true bucket-list adventure, this northern odyssey combines a Hurtigruten Coastal steamer with riding through the jaw-dropping landscapes of the Lofoten Islands before continuing to the northernmost point of continental Europe at Nordkapp. Midnight sun, jagged peaks and Arctic solitude define this epic experience. Distance: approx. 2,000+ km (long-distance expedition)
Highlights:
Reaching Nordkapp, the northernmost point of mainland Europe
Riding through the dramatic peaks and beaches of the Lofoten Islands
Midnight sun and Arctic light during summer months
3. Stavanger, Lysebotn: The 27 Hairpin Adventure
A technical and rewarding ride into the Ryfylke region, with the majestic descent into Lysebotn via 27 tight hairpin bends. This route tests precision and rhythm as you drop from high mountain plateau down to the fjord, with the dramatic “Eagle’s Nest” viewpoint as a highlight Distance: approx. 450–600 km
Highlights:
Scenic roads along the fruit-growing Hardangerfjord
The dramatic Måbødalen valley and Vøringsfossen waterfall
Wide, open riding across the Hardangervidda mountain plateau
4. Bergen, Hardangervidda, and Eidfjord: National Romanticism
Start in Norway’s “Gateway to the Fjords” and follow scenic roads along the Hardangerfjord, climb the Måbødalen valley to Vøringsfossen waterfall, then cross the vast, windswept Hardangervidda plateau. Rich contrasts of lush fjord shores and high-plateau expanses make this a classic Norwegian tour. Distance: approx. 450–600 km + t/r Oslo
Highlights:
Highlights:
Wide, open riding across the Hardangervidda mountain plateau
Scenic roads along the fruit-growing Hardangerfjord
The dramatic Måbødalen valley and Vøringsfossen waterfall
5. Bø, Telemark Rundt: The King of Curves
A 2-day loop centered on Telemark’s best riding roads, starting and ending in Bø. Expect a high density of sweeping curves and scenic canalside stretches, with hairpins in Tessungdalen and views toward the Gaustatoppen mountain adding to the thrill. Distance: approx. 250–350 km
Highlights:
Continuous flowing curves and classic Telemark backroads
Hairpin sections through the Tessungdalen valley
Views toward Gaustatoppen, one of Norway’s most iconic peaks
6-Hour Tours Starting from Oslo
Our base in Oslo is Sommerro Hotel . A 5 star hotel with garage and a unic position to Oslo nightlife
These routes are designed for a full day of riding, returning to the city in time for a world-class gastronomic dinner.
6. The Glomma River & Indre Østfold Loop
A perfect day-trip from Oslo, following peaceful backroads along Norway’s longest river. Rural scenery and gentle curves make this a relaxing yet engaging ride, ending back in the capital just in time for a gourmet dinner.
- Gastronomy: Festningen Restaurant Theme wine: Rhone Walley
7. The Hurum Peninsula Coastal Run
This coastal favourite skirts the Oslofjord, weaving through charming villages like Sætre and Holmsbu. With sea views, quiet asphalt and gentle elevation changes, it’s an ideal scenic route for riders who love water-framed horizons.
- Gastronomy: Sjømagasinet Theme wine: Chablis and Champagne
8. Tyrifjorden & The Ringerike Plateau
Circle Lake Tyrifjorden on this varied loop, combining sweeping curves with rolling forested plateaus. The diverse roads offer an intoxicating mix of pace and scenery, perfect for a day ride with both flow and landscape variety
- Gastronomy: Vintage Kitchen Theme wine : Bordeaux
9. Hadeland & The Randsfjord West Side
A quieter, local secret ride north of Oslo. Narrow roads along West Randsfjord’s shores create an intimate connection to the landscape – pine forests, open water, and near-empty asphalt make for a deeply satisfying loop.
- Gastronomy: Kolonialen Bislet Theme wine: Burgundy
10. Norefjell & The Sigdal Valley
The longest day-trip on offer, this ride climbs toward the Norefjell mountains and through Sigdal’s artist-inspired valley. You’ll enjoy elevation changes, rural backroads, and wide-open views, with a culinary finish that celebrates local flavours
- Gastronomy: Vaaghals Theme wine: Sicilia
Practical Info & Guided Tour Terms
General Information
- The Guided Experience: All tours are led by experienced local guide Svein Lindin who know the roads, weather patterns, and hidden gems. The guide’s primary role is safety, navigation, and ensuring the group maintains a steady flow.
- Skill Levels: * Tours 1–5 (Long Distance): Beginner to Intermediate or Advanced. Expect narrow roads, steep inclines, and long days in the saddle.
- Tours 6–10 (Oslo Day Trips): Beginner to Intermediate. Focused on enjoyable curves and scenic vistas.
- Weather & Gear: Norwegian weather is unpredictable, even in summer. Full protective motorcycle gear is mandatory. We highly recommend bringing high-quality rain gear and wool base layers, as temperatures can drop significantly on mountain passes.
- Motorcycles: Participants may bring their own motorcycles (must be roadworthy and registered) or arrange for a rental through our partner MCO.
Terms & Conditions
1. Licensing and Requirements All riders must possess a valid motorcycle license (Category A ) recognized in Norway. You are responsible for ensuring your license is valid for the specific bike you are operating.
2. Insurance
- Personal Insurance: All participants must have valid travel and health insurance that covers motorcycle touring.
- Vehicle Insurance: If riding your own bike, you must have valid third-party liability insurance. Rental bikes include standard insurance, but an excess (deductible) applies in case of damage.
3. Safety and Conduct
Safety is our top priority. Participants must follow the guide’s instructions and adhere to Norwegian traffic laws at all times. We operate a zero-tolerance policy regarding alcohol and drugs during riding hours. The guide reserves the right to remove any participant from the tour if their riding behavior endangers themselves or others.
4. Booking and Cancellation
- A deposit is required to secure your spot on the tour.
- Cancellations made 30 days prior to departure are eligible for a full refund (minus deposit).
- Due to the nature of Norwegian terrain, the guide reserves the right to alter routes based on weather conditions or road closures (e.g., snow on mountain passes).
5. Gastronomy & Dietary Requirements (Tours 6–10)
Dinner reservations are made in advance. Please notify us of any allergies or dietary restrictions (vegan, gluten-free, etc.) at the time of booking to ensure the restaurants can accommodate your needs.
