The Great Norwegian Divide

The Great Norwegian Divide

The ultimate long-distance gravel epic meanders through Norway’s diverse and rugged terrains. Starting from Oslo, you swiftly plunge into dense forests, tracing the border with Sweden. A stretch of over 200 kilometres of secluded forest gravel roads unfolds before you veer westward toward Lillehammer. Here, the landscape poses challenges, with a couple of demanding hike-a-bike sections requiring your focus.

Beyond Lillehammer, the scenery shifts from forests to majestic mountains in the west. The route traverses numerous challenging mountain passes on the journey to Oppdal, each ascent rewarding with breathtaking views. For those aiming to cap their adventure in Trondheim, a mix of paved and gravel paths awaits. This extraordinary route spans over 1000 kilometers, with more than 700 kilometers navigating remote gravel roads, offering an unmatched exploration of Norway’s natural marvels.