Norway Road trips

4 curated road trips in Norway — Trollstigen, Atlantic Ocean Road, Geiranger–Trollstigen. Mapped stops, distance, duration, best season, and practical route notes.

These 4 routes range from 60 to 650 km and from 1 to 7 days, across 1 country. Top picks: Trollstigen, Atlantic Ocean Road, Geiranger–Trollstigen.

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  LegendaryTrollstigenNorway · 100 km · 1 dayThe Troll's Path, eleven hairpins on a 10% gradient rising 850m above the Istra valley, with the 180m Stigfossen waterfall cascading alongside the road. Norway's most dramatic single route descends to Geiranger, the country's most celebrated fjord.
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  LegendaryAtlantic Ocean RoadNorway · 64 km · 2-4 hoursNorway’s Atlantic Ocean Road traces a short but dramatic coastal crossing between Kristiansund and Molde, leaping across islets and skerries on a chain of bridges above the Norwegian Sea. It is famous for its sweeping curves, big-sky views, and storm-battered seascapes.
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  LegendaryGeiranger–TrollstigenNorway · 104 km · 1–2 daysNorwegian National Tourist Route 63, one of the world's greatest drives and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Steep inclines averaging 9%, slam-on-the-brakes-and-grab-the-camera hairpin bends, and views of Geirangerfjord's sheer 1,400 m walls make for terrific slow touring. The Trollstigen (Troll's Path) bombards you with mountains named Kongen (the King) and Dronnigen (the Queen), waterfalls spilling down sheer cliff faces, and fjords of the bluest blue.
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  LegendaryNorwegian West CoastNorway · 650 km · 5–7 daysNorway's National Tourist Routes string together the most dramatic fjord scenery on Earth, hairpin switchbacks over Trollstigen, the Geiranger serpentine road above a UNESCO fjord, Atlantic Ocean Road's storm-bathed bridges, and Flåm.