Not sure where to spend your summer or autumn holiday? Whether you're travelling with kids or grandkids of different ages, or with a partner who loves staying active from morning to night - Myrkdalen is the perfect destination for you!
Here’s an overview of everything you can experience in and around Myrkdalen – whether you're looking for peaceful mountain air or exciting new challenges.
Want to leave the car parked for your entire holiday? In Myrkdalen, it’s easy to fill your days with adventure without ever leaving the area.
The surrounding mountains offer a wide variety of hiking trails for all ages – you can choose a new route every day. If you’d rather skip the climb and head straight to the views, the Myrkdalsekspressen chairlift takes you up to 860 metres above sea level in just five minutes. From there, you can stroll to the idyllic Mørkvesstølen – a perfect spot for a picnic or a refreshing dip in the mountain water on warm summer days.
Looking to go even higher? The hike to the summit of Finnbunuten rewards you with breathtaking views of fjords and peaks – an experience you won’t soon forget.
In Myrkdalen, you can rent a bike and explore both the valley and the high mountains on your own - or join a guided tour to the traditional mountain farm Vetlegrungen.
If you're craving even wider horizons, the scenic Vikafjellet mountain plateau is just a bike ride away. There, spectacular landscapes await.
Try out our exciting nature trail - packed with interesting questions about the wildlife in Western Norway. For the grown-ups, we recommend , a fun and challenging way to explore the local area while staying active.
Want to learn something new together? Join a guided tour to the traditional lavvu (Sami tent) in Årmotslia, where you'll hear fascinating stories about Norwegian traditions and outdoor life.
If the weather turns grey, there's no reason to be bored. At Kamben Café & Games, you can challenge friends and family to a round of duckpin bowling or a game of darts. Or simply lean back and relax in our Mountain Sauna, enjoying the view while the rain taps gently on the roof.
Just a 35-minute drive from Myrkdalen, you’ll find Voss - Norway’s extreme sports capital and the perfect place to get your adrenaline pumping!
Start your day with the feeling of flying at Voss Vind. In the wind tunnel, you’ll experience the thrill of free fall - completely safe and insanely fun!
Next Stop: The River! Voss is internationally known for its spectacular whitewater rafting. This is world-class rafting - no exaggeration! Travelling with kids? No worries - there are family-friendly rafting trips specially designed for little adventurers.
Prefer to Stay Dry? Then test your balance and head for heights at the Voss Climbing and Zipline Park. With courses for both beginners and experienced climbers, you’ll find fun and challenges - all safely above ground.
It’s no wonder people from all over the world dream of experiencing Flåm. And if you’re staying in Myrkdalen, you’re in luck – this bucket list destination is just a 45-minute drive away!
Drive all the way to Flåm, or park your car in Gudvangen - just a 30-minute drive from Myrkdalen. From there, you can hop on a Fjord Cruise through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord - one of the most breathtaking fjord experiences in the world.
The boat takes you to Flåm, where a wide range of activities and dining options await.
In Flåm, you can experience the iconic Flåm Railway - known as one of the most spectacular train journeys in the world.
For a day packed with adventure, choose a combo package that includes the train ride, a thrilling zipline, and a bike tour down the beautiful Flåm Valley - perfect for active families and adventure-loving travellers.
If you parked in Gudvangen, getting back after your trip is easy - just hop on the shuttle bus.
And don’t forget to set aside some time for a visit to the Viking Village in Gudvangen, where you can experience how the Vikings lived – down to the finest detail.
The drive over Vikafjellet is an experience in itself - a spectacular mountain pass with breathtaking views. The terrain is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, and trail runners in particular have fallen in love with its wild and varied landscape.
Once you arrive in the idyllic village of Vik, new adventures await. At Vik Adventure, you can choose between two unique experiences on the fjord.
Join a guided fishing trip, where local experts take you to the best fishing spots and share their knowledge and deep love for the fjord.
Or hop on an action-packed RIB tour, where experienced guides lead you through the most stunning fjord arms of the Sognefjord - with waterfalls, dramatic cliffs, and hidden gems you’d never find on your own.
Rent a bike in Myrkdalen and explore the beautiful valley in its summer attire from the bicycle seat.
Make the mountain hike more enjoyable for young and old! The nature trail in Myrkdalen goes from Helgatun to the Vetlebotn Mountain Lodge.
Mountain air is an experience in itself – fresh, pure and filled with rejuvenating energy. But it's also cold, making a hot room with beautiful mountain view a perfect escape. Let the heat relax your body, while you gaze out the window, taking in the scenery.
Next to the Myrkdalsstovo Welcome Center and Myrkdalen Hotel, you will find Kamben Café & Bar in Kamben.
Book a private guide for you and your friends and family and go on this scenic bike and hike adventure! Cycle on electric bikes through beautiful mountain valleys with grazing animals and a stunning waterfall, before hiking up to the charming Vetlegrungen mountain farm.
The stunning blue-green fjords of Norway are surrounded by majestic mountains, wild nature, cascading waterfalls, snow-clad peaks and ancient glaciers. We have picked out six fjords that will guarantee you an unforgettable holiday.
With so many beautiful natural gems to choose from, there is a Norwegian fjord for everyone. Here are some tips for things to do and see, no matter whether you are seeking day cruises, activities and tours, extreme adventure, or simply peace and tranquillity.
First of all, let us explain. Norwegians are not typically known for using the largest of words to describe our excitement. ‘Not bad’ might sound like a negative expression, but coming from a Norwegian, most often it means the exact opposite. Still not sure what we are talking about? Here are 6 experiences in Norway that are just that: Not bad!
