National Gravel Routes: Building What Norway Never Finished
February 13, 2026
Cyclists are coming to Norway in growing numbers. Not for races, not for Instagram trophies, but for long journeys through landscape,
Cyclists are coming to Norway in growing numbers. Not for races, not for Instagram trophies, but for long journeys through landscape,
When I decided to speak publicly about my experience building Cycle Norway and navigating Innovation Norway’s funding system, I was fully
For years, I believed Innovation Norway existed to support innovation. Not pleasant ideas. Not preservation. Not stability for its own sake.
Norway is one of the few places in Europe where you can ride events that feel genuinely wild, yet still have
Guy and Judy are a highly experienced touring couple from New South Wales, Australia. What follows is not a beginner’s travel
I do a lot of consultation calls throughout the year, helping cyclists plan their trips across Norway. After a while the
If Lofoten is a polished fairytale, Senja is the old myth behind it — darker, deeper, and more powerful. The atmosphere
I would imagine most people outside of this small but weathy nation have never heard of the Tour of Norway. It
For nearly six decades, Styrkeprøven has been part of Norway’s cycling culture. It was never just a race. For many riders,
Apidura’s New Expedition Range Last year I stepped away from Restrap after three years working together. It was a good collaboration
For the first time in modern history, Trollstigen has opened in April. On April 27th, 2026, the gates were lifted nearly
The Inland Trail Route 4 is one of the most remote journeys in southern Norway, spending long stretches far from major
For the first time in over 20 years, a direct train connection between Oslo and Denmark is returning from summer 2028.
Ten years ago, calling Oslo a cycling city would have raised eyebrows. The capital was a place where bikes were tolerated
Last Year’s Triumph The inaugural Oslo Cycling Week, held in late August and early September, revealed what can happen when a
When people think of Cycle Norway, they often picture the open road, quiet forests, and the thrill of discovering a country
Having cycled all over Norway in the past four years, it’s remarkable how little high-quality photos I have to show for
If you plan to cycle the Norwegian Coast, there is a good chance you might want to use Norway’s famous coastal
In the village of Øye between the fjord of Hjørundsfjorden and Norangsdalen Valley, you will find one of the most distinct
Bikepacking Maintenance 101: In this week’s video I speak with Ian Luck who is the ‘daglig leder’ (general manager) of one of Norway’s
If you’ve spent any time on our website, you’ll know we rely on RideWithGPS for all our embedded maps. When I
And how to get there on a bike. If you’re coming to Norway, it’s almost a rite of passage to experience
There is something magical about reaching the end of the world – these words are so trivial and yet so true.
There was a time when bikepacking was an act of faith. You set off with paper maps stuffed in a handlebar
As the founder of Cycle Norway, I’ve spent years riding, documenting, and building resources for cyclists exploring this country. What’s clear
Oslo Cycling Week wasn’t supposed to happen this year. After the first edition, the organisers ran out of resources and energy.
Something extraordinary is unfolding in Norway’s mountains and not in a way anyone expected. Two of the country’s most treasured gravel
The cycling season in Norway is always bittersweet. One moment you’re riding through endless daylight, gravel roads stretching into the horizon,
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