Experience Norway with Nortrip and Norwegian Scenic Routes

Norway is known for its spectacular scenery, and one of the best ways to experience this is through the National Scenic Routes. These roads take you on a journey through some of the country's most impressive landscapes, from coastlines and fjords to mountains and waterfalls. With the Nortrip guide, you can combine these scenic drives with unique experiences at local hosts along the way.

Myrbærholm Bridge with fishing bridges, Norwegian Scenic Route Atlanterhavsvegen
Photo: Roger Ellingsen / Norwegian Public Roads Administration

What are Norwegian Scenic Routes?

Norwegian Scenic Routes are 18 selected stretches of road that run through landscapes with unique natural qualities in Norway. These roads are designed to give travellers an unforgettable experience of Norwegian nature, enhanced by innovative architecture and thought-provoking art at designated viewpoints and rest stops. Whether you're travelling along the coast, through fjords, over mountains or past waterfalls, you'll be greeted with stunning views and opportunities to stop and enjoy your surroundings. Read more about Norwegian Scenic Routes here.

Nortrip and Norwegian Scenic Routes

The rest stops along the National Scenic Routes are designed for shorter stops, but when you need to park your motorhome for the night, we recommend seeking out a Nortrip host. The combination of spectacular scenery along the National Scenic Routes and unique local experiences with Nortrip hosts makes for the ultimate experience.

You can easily find Norwegian Scenic Routes in the app and see which Nortrip hosts are located nearby. The image to the right shows the Norwegian Scenic Route "Varanger" and the Nortrip hosts located nearby. It is also possible to get more information about a Norwegian Scenic Route by clicking on it in the app.

Examples of Norwegian Scenic Routes

Lofoten

With green grass, blue sea and majestic mountains as surroundings, Rambergstrand rest area and viewpoint along the Lofoten National Tourist Route is a great experience. A narrow path of wooden sleepers leads down to the majestic beach.

Photo: Jarle Wæhler / Norwegian Public Roads Administration

Havøysund

Norwegian Scenic Route Havøysund is a fascinating stretch of road that runs through desolate rocky landscapes with the Arctic Ocean on one side and mountains on the other. Havøysund is a vibrant community on the coast of Finnmark.

Photo: Roger Ellingsen / Norwegian Public Roads Administration

Hardanger

Låtefossen waterfall near Odda, one of the well-known natural attractions along Route 13, located between the National Tourist Routes in Hardanger and Ryfylke.

Photo: Frid-Jorunn Stabell / Norwegian Public Roads Administration

Unique combination

Exploring Norway with the Nortrip guide and Norwegian Scenic Routes gives you a unique opportunity to experience both the stunning scenery and the rich culture Norway has to offer. Whether you're looking for spectacular viewpoints, exciting activities or just a quiet place to park your motorhome for the night, the Nortrip guide will be your best friend on your journey. Happy Nortripping 🚐🌲

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