Here you'll find a network of bike trails and gravel roads winding through mountains, forests, and valleys. Many of the routes follow historic paths that have been upgraded and adapted for cycling and well-maintained terrain.
On this page, we’ve gathered the most popular and unique cycling routes, organized by area and interest – whether you want to ride in national parks, explore routes near the town center, or find trails that can be cycled all year round.
Here you'll find recommended routes for regular bikes, e-bikes and mountain bikes. Select your preferred activity to filter the options (blue buttons below).
The tour description contains more information, including terrain and elevation. None of the tours are signposted, from the description you can download a GPX file and map for use. Whether walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these roads with ease – perfect for an accessible adventure in the mountains.
If the trip doesn’t start in Geilo, the starting point and driving time are provided in the summary. In the description, you’ll also find information about public transport options to the starting point.
Whether you’re walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these routes – drive up to avoid steep climbs, making it perfect for an accessible family adventure in the mountains.
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These routes are suitable for many - whether you're walking, riding a kick bike, regular bike or e-bike or pushing a stroller and using a wheelchair. The tours follow roads and trails with even surfaces and continuous paths, making them easy to navigate.
By ''accessible'' we mean routes thar are manageable in both distance and terrain - though you should still expect some elevation gain along the way.
Sesong: The season typically runs from mid-May until the first snowfall, and weather conditions usually have little impact on the experience.
Surface: Surfaces vary between gravel, trail, and occasional paved sections, offering a pleasant mix of nature and experiences
The tour description contains more information, including terrain and elevation. None of the tours are signposted, from the description you can download a GPX file and map for use. Whether walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these roads with ease – perfect for an accessible adventure in the mountains.
Discover Geilo on two wheels! All of these bike routes conveniently begin in Geilo town center and offer a variety of scenic experiences – whether you prefer smooth asphalt or rustic gravel roads. Choose between relaxed town rides or more challenging mountain routes. Along the way, you’ll enjoy stunning views over Hallingdal and glimpses of Geilo’s well-known ski slopes.
Season: The Geilo Loop and Fabrikk Route are available year-round. Kikut and Eilevstølen can be accessed from mid-June.
Surface: The town routes are mostly paved. The mountain routes follow gravel roads.
The tour description contains more information, including terrain and elevation. None of the tours are signposted, from the description you can download a GPX file and map for use. Whether walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these roads with ease – perfect for an accessible adventure in the mountains.
Rides filled with beautiful nature experiences, wide views, and greater range — whether you're looking for a workout or a relaxed trip with the family, a bike ride in the mountains rarely disappoints. The routes are suitable for everyone, especially if you choose an e-bike. If you're not a fan of steep climbs, you can drive part of the way up (toll road) and start your ride from the mountain plateau.
Season: Most mountain roads open for cycling by late June or early July, with the road surface maintained after the winter season.
Surface: wide gravel roads with motorized traffic.
The tour description contains more information, including terrain and elevation. None of the tours are signposted, from the description you can download a GPX file and map for use. Whether walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these roads with ease – perfect for an accessible adventure in the mountains.
There are several ways to explore the famous Rallarvegen. You can take a family-friendly tour from Finse to Haugastøl, a tour that doesn't require using the train, or choose one of the longer routes to cycle the entire road.
Season: The first section from Haugastøl and the final stretch from Myrdal down to Flåm are usually free of snow by mid-June. For the middle section, you'll typically need to wait until early July. Snowmelt varies each year and depends on snow levels, temperatures, and weather conditions. Follow the "Rallarvegenreport" on the Haugastøl Turistsenter website for the latest updates on road conditions.
Surface: wide gravel roads with some motorized traffic.
The tour description contains more information, including terrain and elevation. From the description you can download a GPX file and map for use. Whether walking or rolling, you can enjoy parts of these roads with ease – perfect for an accessible adventure in the mountains.
For more information, bike rental, tips and tricks, and everything else about the famous Rallarvegen, please visit the dedicated page on our website.
Nothing brings better flow to body and mind than a long-distance bike ride. With the freedom to set your own pace, take a detour to a hidden gem, or enjoy a restful day along the way, a cycling holiday becomes a journey entirely on your own terms. From open mountain plateaus to lush valleys, the landscape shifts beneath your wheels—each stage offering new views and fresh experiences.
Season:
Generally from mid-June, depending on your starting point.
Surface:
A mix of paved and gravel roads.
The tour descriptions include more details about terrain and elevation. Please note that none of the routes are signposted. GPX files and maps are available for download in each description. Whether walking or rolling, parts of these roads are easy to enjoy—perfect for an accessible mountain adventure.
Filter by activity and explore the interactive map. Zoom in and out to discover various hiking suggestions in your area. Use the list on the left, or click on a route to see the description. Here you'll find information about the starting point, transportation, map, and elevation profile. You can also download the GPX file or print the page as a PDF for easy access on your device.
Looking for winter adventures? Filter by the appropriate season to find cross-country ski trails, snowshoe hikes, and winter walks. Or how about a walking tour in the summer?
