Why choose this route:
- The week of famous names — Trollstigen, Geiranger and the Atlantic Road connected into one continuous loop, with the quieter passes between them that most visitors never find
- Two extra days over the Southern Quest buy you the entire famous west, without needing ten days off work
- A night in Bergen, placed where the route naturally rests
- A pace that leaves time to stop at every viewpoint — just under five hours of riding a day
- A fraction of the price of a guided tour, with your own pace and your own preferences kept
Format:
A mobile-friendly digital tour book you bookmark on your phone, plus one GPX file per riding day. Instant download after payment, and emailed to you as well. No app, no account.
What’s included:
- An overview map and the complete day-by-day itinerary
- The highlights, local gems and experiences along each day’s ride, with a dinner recommendation for the evening
- Accommodation for every night — always two options, the best and the more economical alternative, each with a direct booking link
- The ferry crossings placed where they fall in the day, with the ones that need booking flagged
- A GPX file for every riding day — Garmin, TomTom, calimoto, Kurviger, Rever or your phone
Best suited for:
- Riders with one week who want Norway’s most famous roads in a single trip
- The best single week of riding Norway has — the most highly curated of our five Quests
- A first self-guided tour of Norway, built around the postcards and the roads behind them
- Riders who want everything researched, prepared and booked-ready — just book, fly and ride
Practical information:
The tour starts and ends near Oslo Gardermoen airport. Edition 2027, updated once a year. One rider per purchase — a Group Licence covers up to five riders. Best ridden with The Essential Guide to Motorcycling in Norway, which this itinerary expands.
Disclaimer:
This route crosses high mountain passes that close in winter, and their opening dates vary by year. The itinerary lists exactly which ones to check and what to do if one is closed; check vegvesen.no for real-time road conditions before riding.
