Easy, Moderate or Challenging Hikes
At Fjordsafari, we offer a variety of hikes. If you're unsure which one to choose, here's a description of the different levels
-Find the Right level for You-
Easy
🟢 Easy – Relaxed and Enjoyable
Our easy hikes are perfect for those who want to experience nature and culture at a comfortable pace. These are short and gentle walks on well-maintained trails with little elevation gain and no technical obstacles. No special equipment or hiking experience is needed
Elevation: Gentle inclines
Suitable for: Beginners, families with children
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, a bottle of water
Take your time to enjoy the surroundings, capture photos, and discover Norwegian culture, explore stunning nature, and dive into local history with your knowledgeable guide.
Easy/Moderate
🟢🟡 Suitable for most, with some
uphill sections
This hike is still considered easy, but offers a bit more challenge through varied terrain, gentle hills, and slightly longer distances. Perfect for those who enjoy being active and want to experience more of the landscape—without it feeling too demanding.
Distance: Up to 6km (3.5 miles)
Elevation: Gentle inclines; a few slightly tougher sections may occur – we go at your pace
Suitable for: Beginners, families with children (Recommended from 6 years), anyone with basic fitness, physical condition
What to bring: Hiking shoes/boots, weather-appropriate clothing, a bottle of
water and some snacksDaily tours: We also offer daily tours at this level, for those looking to explore the area on a regular schedule.
Your guide will set a steady pace and ensure everyone feels comfortable, with regular breaks capture photos and time to enjoy the surroundings. A great choice for those looking for a relaxed and rewarding outdoor experience.
Moderate
🟡 Moderate – Active and Rewarding
Our moderate hikes offer a bit more challenge, with varied terrain, some hills, and longer distances. These are ideal for those who enjoy being active and want to explore more of the landscape without it becoming too strenuous.
Distance: 6–12 km (4–8 miles)
Elevation: Noticeable climbs, but manageable
Suitable for: Hikers in average physical condition with some outdoor experience, families (Recommended from 6 years)
What to bring: Hiking shoes/boots, water, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing
We also offer guided e-bike tours: at a moderate level - These tours are suitable for guests aged 14 and up, and for those between 150–195 cm in height.
Your guide will set a steady pace and ensure everyone feels comfortable, with regular breaks and time to enjoy the surroundings.
Challenging
🔴 Challenging – Adventurous and Demanding
Our challenging hikes are designed for experienced hikers in good physical condition. A demanding trail with steep climbs, rocky or uneven paths, and a longer distance. Longer distances through remote areas.
Distance: 6–12 km (4–8 miles)
Elevation: Significant gains, often with exposed or rugged terrain
Suitable for: Fit and confident hikers, suitable for people with a higher fitness level
What to bring: Proper hiking boots, layered clothing, plenty of water, snacks
and a sense of adventure
Your guide will lead the individual or group safely, offering support and local insight along the way. These hikes offer the biggest rewards — breathtaking views, a sense of achievement, and a deeper connection with nature. We’re also happy to customize the experience based on our guests’ interests, fitness level, or specific requests.
Demanding hikes with Spectacular Views
🥾 How to Hike Like a Norwegian: It’s More Than Just a Walk
When you hear the word “hiking”, you might think of a casual stroll through a forest or a gentle walk in a national park.
But in Norway, hiking – or “gå på tur”, as the locals say – is a way of life. It’s not just exercise. It’s not just sightseeing. It’s a deep-rooted part of the culture.
So what does it really mean to hike like a Norwegian?
🏔 1. It’s Not a Walk in the Park
Norwegian hikes can be steep, rocky, muddy, wet — or all of the above. If you expect paved trails and handrails, you’re in the wrong country.
Instead, you’ll find wild terrain, stunning views, and a sense of freedom you can’t buy.
🐐 2. Born Mountain Goats
There’s a reason Norwegians are sometimes jokingly called “mountain goats.”
They’re born with a love for steep trails, unpredictable weather, and dramatic landscapes. Rain, snow, or sunshine – it doesn’t matter. They hike anyway.
Often in wool socks, with an orange, a chocolate bar (Kvikk Lunsj), and a thermos of coffee or hot blackcurrant toddy in the backpack.
❤️ 3. It’s About Presence, Not Performance
To hike like a Norwegian is not about reaching the top the fastest or logging miles on your watch.
It’s about being in nature, feeling free, and soaking in the silence (or the wind, or the rain).
The reward? A view that takes your breath away – and a coffee break with a chocolate treat, enjoyed on a rock with no one around.
🙌 4. Everyone's Invited (But Be Prepared)
You don’t have to be an expert to enjoy hiking in Norway. But you do need to come prepared – with the right gear, a healthy respect for the weather, and an open mind.
The trails might be tough, but the feeling of "I did it!" is always worth it.
🌲 Ready to Try It?
So next time you're in Norway – whether it’s your first hike or your fiftieth – pack your backpack like a local, greet fellow hikers with a smile, and remember:
“There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.”
And if you feel like you’re climbing like a goat…
Congratulations.
You’re hiking like a Norwegian.
Join us on a hike – discover nature, culture, and unforgettable moments.