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Trollstigen, Norway Motorcycle Tour
Driving through southern Norway on a motorcycle is a thrilling experience, offering breathtaking landscapes, dramatic fjords, winding coastal roads, and charming villages. Southern Norway is a dream destination for motorcyclists because it combines adventure, scenery, culture, and freedom in one unforgettable trip. Whether you’re chasing twisty roads, fjord views, or the thrill of the open road, this is a ride that will stay with you forever.

TrolstigenTour Overview
TOUR BEGINS and ENDS 🏍️ - Aalborg, Denmark
TOUR DATES
16-27.06.2027
12 days and 10 driving days
with 1 day off in Trondheim
KILOMETERS
Total 2370 km
237 km/driving day
HOW HEAVY TOUR? - 3,5/5
PRICE
Front Seat, 3160€
Back seat, 2430€
Private room, 1490€
WEATHER
Average day +15 - +20
Sun / rain? In Scandinavia
rain is always possible ☀️🌦️🌧️
Some Trollstigen Tours Highlights;
Atlantic Ocean Road. A legendary 8.3 km stretch which is often ranked among the world’s most beautiful rides for riders. Trollstigen (Troll’s Path). A World Heritage UNESCO site, it is a dramatic serpentine mountain road with hair-raising climb, 11 hairpin turns, steep inclines, and waterfalls. Lysebotn road. One of Norway’s most famous and thrilling mountain roads. Fjords: Deep blue waterways carved by glaciers, surrounded by towering cliffs.
Trollstigen from Day to Day
Day 03
Lysebotn - Stavanger
Norway ° 181km
A relaxing breakfast and then we will drive the best part of Lysebotn Road back up (32 km). From Flatstolona we turn towards direction of Stavanger. On the way we see the Magma Geopark, Norway’s Unique Geological Wonder. It is the world’s first and one of the largest geoparks, recognized by UNESCO for its exceptional geological heritage, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural history.
Day 05
Bergen - Sogdalsfjørda
Norway ° 268km
Today your landscape start to be quite dramatic. You will experience Norways biggest fjord, the Sognefjord, that we will cross with a ferry. But before that, we will cross the Vikafjället mountain plateau. For the night, we will stop to at the small village of Sogndalsfjøra, on the shore of Sognefjord.
Day 07
Åndalsnes - Trondheim
Norway ° 328km
If yesterday was your best riding day ever, today you will have another one! You will ride The Atlantic Road, one of the most iconic and scenic roads in the world. It stretches along the country’s rugged northwest coast, connecting a series of islands and skerries with eight bridges, including the famous Storseisundet Bridge, which appears to dip into the sea due to an optical illusion.
Day 09
Trondheim - Mora
Norway - Sweden ° 492km
Today we head back south and to Mora in Sweden for a night. You will have a lot of open space, small mountains and more speed! Mora is a very charming town in Dalarnas area, known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and connection to Swedish history and traditions. It’s also the finishing point of the famous Vasaloppet, the world’s largest cross-country ski race.

Day 11
Oslo - Aalborg
Norway - Denmark
Until 1pm free time for Oslo, then we ride to the Harbor and take a ferry back to Denmark. The ferry arrives to Frendrikshan at 07:45 pm, and from there we will ride about 60 km to our hotel in Aalborg. At Aalborg, we will take our farewell dinner.
Day 02
Aalborg - Lysebotn
Denmark - Norway ° 276km
After breakfast we will ride 70 km north to Hirtshals where we take a ferry to Kristiansand, Norway. In Norway, the absolute highlight of the day will be the Lysebotn Road. It's one of Norway’s most famous and thrilling mountain roads and famous for its dramatic scenery, steep climbs, hairpin bends, and breathtaking views of the Lysefjord and surrounding mountains.
Day 06
Sogdalsfjørda-Åndalsnes
Norway ° 289km
The scenic route from Sogndalsfjøra to Åndalsnes via Trollstigen follows dramatic fjord and mountain landscapes. The famous Trollstigen road is a serpentine mountain road with 11 hairpin bends down from 858 meters to Åndalsnes. And it’s a road which every Norwegian biker ride it at least once in the lifetime!
Day 08
Trodheim
Norway
Holiday in holiday! It means that today is a day off. Relax, hike, visit some museums, do as you wish! Or have a sauna! Stu Sauna offers some of Norway’s most unique saunas, designed and built by architecture students, with direct access to the fjord. This makes a sauna experience with Stu a perfect activity in Trondheim.
Day 10
Mora - Oslo
Sweden - Norway ° 322km
Today we say 'see you next time' to Sweden and ride back to Norway. And in Norway, we will ride to its great capital, Oslo. The drive from Mora to Oslo is a scenic journey that takes you through the heart of Dalarna and Värmland. It is offering a mix of rolling hills, dense forests, lakes, and charming Swedish towns before crossing into Norway.
Bikes on Tour
Your own motorcycle! For an enperienced rider, everything goes. Just keep in mind, that we will have many small roads and many hairpins in Norway.
Including & Excluding the Price
INCLUDING the PRICE
° A Finnish and a French tourleader! Peter & Martine. We speak Finnish, Swedish (& Norweigian), English, French and Spanish!
° Accommodation in good midrange places in 2 person rooms
° Hirtshals - Kristiansand (DK-N) and Oslo - Fredrikshavn (N-DK) ferry tickets
° Domestic ferry fees in Norway
° Good breakfast 11x. Days 2-12
° Welcome & Farewell dinner on day 1 and 11
° Fuel
° Parking fees
° Sauna when available at the accomondation
° Tourshirt
° All tourleaders pictures
EXCLUDING the PRICE
° Lunches
° Dinners on days 2-10
° Entry fees to museums
° What is not mentioned in 'Including the Price'
What makes this tour special?
Southwest Norway is a dream destination for motorcyclists, offering a perfect combination of dramatic fjords, twisting mountain roads, spectacular coastal highways and breathtaking scenery. This region is home to some of the world's most iconic motorcycle roads, including Suleskarvegen, Lysevegen, Trollstigen (The Troll's Path) and the famous Atlantic Ocean Road. On this Nordic adventure, you'll ride them all!
Is this a guided motorcycle tour?
Yes. This is a fully guided motorcycle tour led by two experienced tour leaders: a native Finnish guide and a native French guide. Both speak fluent English. Peter also speaks Swedish and Norwegian, while Martine also speaks Spanish.
What are the road conditions like in Norway?
This tour is ridden entirely on paved roads. Norwegian roads are generally in excellent condition, although harsh Scandinavian winters can occasionally leave cracks or potholes on some remote mountain roads. Whenever necessary, your tour leader will reduce the pace to ensure everyone rides safely. Most of the route follows quiet secondary roads with very little traffic.
Can I bring a passenger?
Absolutely! Passengers are very welcome on this tour.
Where does the tour start?
The tour begins in the beautiful city of Aalborg, in northern Denmark. If you're riding from southern Europe, we recommend arriving a day early and enjoying a rest day before the adventure begins.
What is the best time to ride in Norway?
The best riding season is during the summer months, from June to August. Scandinavian weather is always somewhat unpredictable, but these months generally offer the most stable conditions. Daytime temperatures are typically between 15°C and 20°C (59–68°F). Since much of the route crosses mountain regions, weather conditions can change quickly, so riders should be prepared for cooler temperatures and occasional rain.
Who is this tour suitable for and how difficult is the Trollstigen motorcycle tour?
The Trollstigen motorcycle tour is rated 3/5 in difficulty and is best suited to riders with some touring experience. You should feel comfortable riding on winding mountain roads and spending several consecutive days in the saddle. Although all roads are paved, some sections are narrow, steep and technically demanding.
Is there a support vehicle?
No. There is no support vehicle on this tour, so you'll carry your own luggage on your motorcycle. We recommend packing as lightly as possible.
Is riding in Norway safe?
Yes. Norway is one of the safest countries in Europe for motorcycling. Roads are well maintained, traffic is generally light and Norwegian drivers are known for respecting traffic rules. As always, remain alert and watch for wildlife, particularly moose, which may cross the road unexpectedly.
Can I book this tour as a private trip?
Yes. We can organise this tour exclusively for your own group between June and September. Dates, duration and itinerary can all be customised to suit your group. It's an excellent choice for friends, motorcycle clubs or corporate groups.













