Norway road trip routes

Ten routes through Norway, built from 118 places worth stopping for.

• Oslo–Bergen · 33 stops, 6.9 h
  The Bergen Line across Hardangervidda, with the Flåm Railway and Nærøyfjord along the way.
• Stavanger–Bergen · 21 stops, 15 h
  The Pulpit Rock, Kjeragbolten and Trolltunga on one route — the three hikes people come to Norway for, and not one of them has a road to it.
• Oslo–Trondheim · 18 stops, 6.6 h
  The Dovre Line through Gudbrandsdalen and over Dovrefjell, home to Norway's musk oxen.
• Dombås–Ålesund · 13 stops, 10 h
  The Troll Wall, Trollstigen and the Geirangerfjord — World Heritage and two national tourist roads, starting where the Dovre Line branches off.
• Otta–Flåm · 13 stops, 10.5 h
  Besseggen, Galdhøpiggen and the Sognefjell road — straight through Norway's high mountains, from the Dovre Line to the Bergen Line.
• Trondheim–Bodø · 13 stops, 9.8 h
  The Nordland Line crosses the Arctic Circle — ten hours north to Saltstraumen.
• Bodø–Lofoten–Tromsø · 20 stops, 14 h
  Ferry to Lofoten and onward north — midnight sun in summer, northern lights in winter.
• Oslo–Tromsø · 49 stops, 30.4 h
  The length of the country: Dovrefjell, the Arctic Circle, Lofoten, and finally the aurora over Tromsø.
• Oslo–Bodø · 30 stops, 16.4 h
  From the capital across Dovrefjell and past the Arctic Circle to Saltstraumen.
• Bergen–Trondheim · 50 stops, 13.5 h
  The fjords and Hardangervidda east to Oslo, then north over Dovrefjell to Nidaros.