Asphalt/tarmac
Most of us do mostly tarmac. But getting from A to B – on asphalt – doesn’t have to be boring. Put THESE roads into your GPS, and ride tarmac with a huge smile – regardless of bike type.
Gravel/dirt
Hard gravel, loose gravel, dirt roads, two tracks or single tracks. This category has some shades of grey… Even if gravel is not your thing, some are manageable even for baggers, so don’t exclude this one. Have a look!
Norwegian Scenic Routes
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has elected 18 Norwegian Scenic Routes. This category contains them all. With descriptions, photos, videos, maps, tips & tricks.
The beautiful nature and traditional culture of Gudbrandsdalen have been a source of inspiration to several artists. Myths, stories & trolls.
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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.
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Norangsdalen is one of my favorites. Stunning to ride through! Beautiful summer mountain pastures, Lyngstøylsvatnet and Hotell Union Øye.
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Myllargutvegen is a beautiful and historical 97 km long detour from E134. This is a nice break whether you are going east or west.
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The Trans Euro Trail — or just TET for short — is all adventure riders and dirt road travelers dream. This is section 2b.
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The gravel road to Nørdstedalseter is a hidden gem in Breheimen. If you go, you have to endure the view twice since its a dead end.
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Slådalsvegen is a 32 km long winter closed gravel road between Lesja and Vågåmo. The road follows the old track used by the live stock.
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Grimsdalsvegen is an 48 km long gravel, mountain road with an excellent panoramic view of Jotunheimen National Park.
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The 630 km long County Road 17 (Norwegian: Fylkesvei 17) is also known as the Coastal Highway (Norwegian: Kystriksveien)
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Tusenmeteren is an impressive piece of road construction. It runs 1000 meters straight up, 42 hairpin turns and took 30 years to build!
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