Join us on our e-bike leisure tour, as we explore the magnificent fjords of Norway.
Cycling along the Norwegian west coast is a breathtaking and rewarding experience for all kinds of cyclists. The region offers stunning landscapes, dramatic fjords, and (occasionally) some challenging terrain that will satisfy your adventurous spirit and offer plenty of exciting riding. Throughout this amazing tour we'll explore Norway's magnificent landscape, forged by millennia of glacial activity.
Ålesund, where we start our adventure, is one of Norway's most distinctive looking towns, and is packed with incredible architecture, set along the backdrop of the spectacular fjords. The town is famous for its Art Nouveau style architecture steeped in history. There is plenty to do here, and although the town’s architecture is a museum in itself, the art nouveau centre; Jugendstilsenteret is worth a visit to explore the story in more depth.
Setting off on our first ride, we'll be heading towards Stranda where we can take in some more of those breathtaking Norwegian views. From here we'll ferry across to Valldal, our home for the next two nights.
Now suitably warmed up, heading up to the viewpoint to admire the Trollstigen Pass (The Troll's Ladder) is our next challenge. Whilst the iconic hairpin bends is the view we’re searching for, we won’t need to take on the entire Tollstigen Road to reach the top and instead we’ll take a more manageable route to the viewpoint from Valldal. Whilst today’s route will be one of our toughest climbs of the week, it is an achievable challenge on our e-bikes and rewarded with incredible views of Norway’s most picturesque road.
After a relaxing kayaking experience to take in the spectacular scenery from the water, we'll head off from Valldal, and the latter part of the route will take us to Geiranger (home to UNESCO World Heritage fjord landscapes) and to the lovely village of Sæbø. To round out the trip, we'll arrive back at Ålesund, once again taking in the incredible scenery and exploring this wonderful town.