A Journey Through Unforgettable Landscapes
Our first family trip to Norway was an adventure we’ll never forget. We traveled in an old Volvo XC90, camping out and sleeping in the back with our two dogs. Every road we followed revealed something breathtaking—towering fjords, rolling hills, and picturesque coastal villages. It didn’t take long for us to realize how perfect this place would be for exploration on a motorcycle, making it an ideal destination for a motorcycle holiday.
The Roads Built for Adventure
One of our sleeping spots on our first Norwegian journey.
We found that Norway offers 18 official Scenic Roads, each with something unique to offer. Some wind through dramatic mountain passes, others take you through quiet valleys or alongside rugged coastlines. The infrastructure is impressive—smooth, well-maintained roads that make the journey not just beautiful, but seamless. Every turn felt like a new chapter in a story, and it was easy to imagine the freedom of riding these roads on two wheels. For anyone planning motorcycle trip, Norway truly has it all.
Perfect Riding Weather
One thing that stood out to us was the weather. Unlike the sweltering summers of southern Europe, Norway’s summer temperatures were cool and refreshing, perfect for long days of travel. It made everything more enjoyable, from the camping to the simple joy of being outside surrounded by nature. We did want to rent out a motorcycle in Norway right then and there. However, at the time, rental options were scarce—a realization that later inspired our idea to start a motorcycle rental business.
A Dream for Every Rider
By the time our trip was over, we were certain of one thing: Norway is a motorcycle rider’s dream destination. The roads, the scenery, the perfect riding conditions—it all comes together to create an experience that’s truly unforgettable. Whether you bring your own bike or rent a motorcycle locally (maybe even from us), this country is the ultimate playground for anyone seeking a motorcycle destination holiday.
Take Care Until The Next Time,
Your Nordic Riders
