
I remember my first visit to Norway. Everything was incredibly expensive, and every spending decision had to be made with great caution. At 20, I was a student with limited funds but big dreams of traveling all over Europe during my summer holidays. Norway was the first country on my list, and my budget of […]

As August draws near, it seems like the perfect opportunity to delve into Norway’s renowned gravel routes, which meander over breathtaking mountain plateaus and weave through expansive forests. These routes are a dream come true for any gravel enthusiast, and they should unquestionably be included in your late summer and early autumn cycling plans. This […]

It’s that time of year when many of the mountain roads are either open or about to open. Cyclists have many questions regarding which roads are officially open and where they can cycle exactly. At times, I feel I get contradictory answers and information from the authorities and locals alike. What is actually illegal and […]

Every 5 to 10 years, Norway is graced with an early summer, and the last time this happened was in 2017. That year, temperatures soared above 20°C by the first week of May and stayed warm for most of the month. I remember watching a YouTube video titled “It’s Always Sunny in Norway,” and thinking […]

The dark winter is now in full motion here in Norway, meaning many hours will be spent indoors updating Cycle Norway and adding new information. I’m pleased to announce the first part of our comprehensive tunnel info has been completed and can be accessed here. https://cyclenorway.com/tunnels – I wished I had known this information when […]

I still recall the work that went into this site during the early months of this year. Launching it on the 1st of May before the cycling season began felt like a massive accomplishment. However, like with any new website, I wasn’t completely happy with the full design, and in hindsight, mistakes were made. Of […]

This is a guest article about an adventurous couple from New Zealand who spent 3 months cycling from Oslo, through the fjords and mountains, and up to Tromsø in the far North. Norway is widely recognized as one of the most mountainous countries in Europe with more than 300 peaks over 2000 metres high…..so why […]

Having cycled all over Norway in the past four years, it’s remarkable how little high-quality photos I have to show for it. Epic drone and GoPro shots are plentiful but at the expense of still photography. It’s never been a priority when YouTube is my main social media channel. However, this all changed in early […]

It is quite astonishing that in a country as beautiful as Norway, with so many famous mountain roads, for a day once a year, not one is closed to motorised vehicles. Italy, Switzerland and France all have car-free days. The Stelvio bike day in Italy is a fantastic example, where hundreds of cyclists attend […]

Norway has many significant climbs over spectacular mountain passes. The mixture of rocky terrain, glaciers and fjords on serpentine roads is a unique experience for any cyclist. Unfortunately, many of Norway’s most impressive climbs are not well known and information about them is limited. Road or summit signs and any form of communication for cyclists […]