Category: Asphalt/tarmac

Norwegian Scenic Route Geiranger-Trollstigen runs from Langvatnet to Strynefjellet and Sogge Bru in Romsdalen, a total distance of 104 km (Road 63).

Tyinvegen is the road that runs between road 5 at Fodnes in Lærdal and Tyinkrysset in Vang, via Årdal. The length of the road is 71.6 km.

Tindevegen, 'The High Peaks Road', is a mountain road through Jotunheimen between Turtagrø and Øvre Årdal — 32 km long — all on tarmac.

Norwegian Scenic Route Valdresflye runs from Garli to Hindsæter, with a detour to Gjende, a total distance of 49 km (Road 51).

Fjord, forest, twisties, hills, mountain, view and no traffic. Osafjellet, road 572 is a detour from E13 that you don't forget easily.

The 400-year-old Silver Road (Sølvveien) is the first public road in Norway – built in the 1620s for transportation to the silver mine.

Panoramavegen on the west coast is a hidden gem and a detour well worth riding! It runs between Stryn and Nordfjordeid, and is 52 km long.

The popular tourist road Lysevegen in Ryfylke has 27 hairpins, and goes from Lysebotn in Lysefjorden, to Sirdal. The road is close to 80 km long.

Friisvegen stretches between Bø and Atna. This scenic road is approx. 50 km long and connects the two valleys Gudbrandsdalen and Østerdalen.

Vikafjellsvegen is part of road Rv. 13, between Voss and Vik. It is truly a piece of wild nature and enjoyable riding on twisty paved road.