
Ride Norway’s ultimate gravel journey from the high alpine peaks of Jotunheimen down to the majestic waters of Sognefjord. This 8-day guided adventure combines two legendary Norwegian cycle routes: the wild, high-altitude Mjølkevegen and the historic railway trail of Rallarvegen.
Experience quiet mountain gravel roads, rolling lake plateaus, summer farms, and roaring waterfalls before taking an express fjord cruise to Bergen. With complete luggage transportation and full ESC guide support, you can focus purely on the ride.
Rated 3 out of 4 our Advanced tours are designed for people who ride regularly and want back to back challenging days on the bike. Riders should be confident riding in a small group, comfortable on extended climbs (at your own pace) and have good bike handling skills on corners and descents. E-bikes are available on all of our tours.
The journey begins with a scenic bus transfer from Oslo Airport straight into the mountain heartland of Jotunheimen. Relax as you pass pine valleys, rushing rivers, and traditional Norwegian farmsteads on your way to the highlands.
Arrive at the peaceful Lemonsjø Fjellstue, assemble bikes with your guide, and enjoy a warm mountain dinner as we prepare for the gravel adventure ahead.
>> Highlight: Welcome to the Norwegian high country
Roll out on smooth gravel through the forested wilderness of Murudalen, tracking pristine mountain rivers toward the high village of Skåbu. Skirt the tranquil shores of Lake Olstappen before taking on a steady, rewarding climb up to Ruten Fjellstue.
Unwind with panoramic views stretching toward the high peaks of Jotunheimen National Park and savor a hearty dinner crafted from regional mountain ingredients.
>> Key features: Murudalen forest gravel | Lake Olstappen
Descent to Lake Olstappen to join the legendary Mjølkevegen route along the scenic Jotunheimvegen. Ride beside Lake Vinstre with glaciated peaks framing the horizon at every turn.
At Bygdin, board the historic M/B Bitihorn for a two-hour lake cruise across high-alpine waters to Eidsbugarden. Finish the day with a scenic gravel stretch along Lake Tyin to your mountain lodge at Filefjell.
>> Key features: Jotunheimvegen gravel | M/B Bitihorn cruise
Follow the historic King’s Road along Lake Vangsmjøsa before tackling the signature climb up to the Syndin plateau—one of the standout gravel legs of Mjølkevegen.
Refuel at Syndinstøga with coffee and traditional waffles amidst grazing summer farm animals. Ride undulating gravel tracks with views across Hemsedal before descending to Kamben Høyfjellshotell for a multi-course dinner.
>> Key features: Syndin plateau climb | Valdres summer farms
Descend into the valley toward Gol before linking up with quiet forest gravel paths running alongside the Hallingdalselva River. Trace the scenic Hallingdal valley past charming hamlets and the town of Ål.
Arrive in the mountain resort town of Geilo and settle into the historic Dr. Holms Hotel, where you can relax in the wellness facilities before exploring local dining options.
>> Key features: Hallingdal river track | Historic Geilo
Leave Geilo on rolling tracks before joining the famous Rallarvegen at Haugastøl—Norway’s most celebrated gravel route. Originally built for railway workers over a century ago, this trail delivers breathtaking alpine views.
Cycle past waterfalls, glaciers, and high-mountain lakes until reaching Vatnahalsen Høyfjellshotell, a secluded lodge perched at 820 meters and accessible only by train, foot, or bike.
>> Key features: Rallarvegen railway trail | High-altitude alpine terrain
Take on the dramatic final gravel descent down the Flåm valley, dropping rapidly past roaring waterfalls and steep cliffs toward the fjord level.
Arrive in Flåm and board an express Sognefjord cruise. Sail past towering mountain walls to Bergen, checking into Heimen Hotel in the heart of the city for a memorable final evening.
>> Key features: Flåmsdalen descent | preliminary Sognefjord express boat cruise
Enjoy a slow breakfast and stroll through the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf in Bergen before catching your airport bus transfer for your journey home.
>> Highlight: Farewell to Norway
Supported gravel guided tour with one expert ESC Ride Leader and daily luggage transportation between hotels.
Due to the nature of the routes on this tour, there is no support vehicle available.
Hotels shown are examples and are subject to change
Bike hire is not included in the tour. Add bike rental to the trip from €70 per day.Bikes shown here are examples and are subject to availabilty at the time of booking. We’ll let you know the available options in your size when you book with us.
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