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Bike & Hike with De Historiske

Rugged mountains, winding roads and lush hills - Norway is the perfect utopia for anyone seeking active adventures. Ever since the first settlers reached Norway, hiking has been an integral part of the Norwegian culture. Some might even say that Norway was built by foot. After a while, Norway even got a good grip on the bicycles and many of the old roads are perfect for two wheels.

 

Pack your bags and experience Norway the original way!

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How should I dress?

Good shoes, wind- and waterproof pants, thermal underwear, wool socks, and a fleece sweater. Hat, mittens/cycling gloves, and a buff/scarf. Remember that the climate in the high mountains can be harsh, and the weather changes quickly. Therefore, bring warm clothes even if the weather initially seems fine! 

What should I bring?

Pack a small backpack with sunglasses, sunscreen, blister plasters, food and drinks for the trip, and an extra change of clothes for arrival. Remember plenty of water!

Why do you always recommend staying 2 nights?

Exploring Norway by foot or bike is one of the most beautiful experiences you can imagine, but it can also be physically demanding. Taking an extra day at the hotel is the perfect way to charge and recharge for the experience. Whether you want to spend the day taking a leisurely hike in the vicinity, some light activities, or just enjoying the unique atmosphere at our hotels, these buildings are the perfect setting for your adventure.

An extra night also gives you the opportunity to experience the magical evening atmosphere on the first night and go to bed early after a good dinner on the second night.