Norway

Norway is beautiful and hilly, and can be recommended for cycling trips at least from April to September. In winter, wheels with spikes are recommended due to ice on the roads.

Most roads are shared with cars. In western and northern parts of Norway, ferries may be needed to cross the fjords (time schedules need to be checked). There are many tunnels; look at this map to see which are safe to bike.

Cafés are not found everywhere, so lunch stops need to be planned (or bring your own lunch and find a place to stop along the road).

Please remember travel insurance, use a helmet, lock your bicycles and keep your luggage safe.

Cycling route suggested:

The route below examplifies how nice roads and places can be combined into a vacation trip. The route can be modified suiting your own needs and interests; most vacations are improved by longer stays (2-3 days) in some places.

Sandnes-Sirdal-Setesdal-Telemark (map link)

Sandnes – Byrkjedal – Fidjeland – Rysstad – Bykle – Haukeli – Rauland – Seljord – Lunde

På toppen
Towards Blåfjell
Towards Rekefjord
Før Egersund
Birkeland
Sirevåg
Sandved park
Ogna
Skjoldastraumen (Etter 1.avsnitt)
Skjold (Etter 1.avsnitt dag 2)
Waterfall in Vikebygd (Etter 2. avsnitt)
The route between Bjoa and Ølen is magnific (Etter 3. avsnitt)
Beautiful morning at Utbjoa quay (Etter overskrift 3. dag)
It is beautiful here towards Fitjar.
Fitjar (Før dag 4)
Husavik (Dag 4 etter overskrift)
Bekkjarvik (Etter 1. avsnitt dag 4)
Vestre Vinnesvåg, a picturesque little hamlet. (Etter overskrift dag 5)
Sagvåg (Etter 1.avsnitt 5.dag)
Seaview from Leirvik (Etter overskrift 6. dag)
Seaview Ølen
A nice road to bike to Sandeid