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A woman and two kids on mt. Prest overlooking the Aurlandsfjord, Flåm and the mountains at sunset
People walking past old houses towards a waterfall at Sinjarheim in Aurlandsdalen
A group of children and adults walking towards the camera in the mountains near the Myrkdalen chairlift
Two women lying on a mountain cliff looking down at a crowd on the Pulpit Rock and the fjord below
A man in a bright green jacket sitting on a rock on Bakkanosi facing the Nærøyfjord landscape
Three men walking along a trail in a green, undulating valley
A man and a woman walking up a trail above Geirangerfjord in the summer
Two women wearing bright coloured hiking clothes walking near a large waterfall
A man wearing warm clothes hiking up a mountain above the Aurlandsfjord. Autumn colours on the ground and misty weather
Three people crossing a bridge on the old royal post road by the Nærøyfjord on a summer’s day

Hiking

Norway is truly a gem for everyone who loves hiking. No matter where you are, there are opportunities for hiking and the effort is rewarded with views of wild and beautiful landscapes. There are plenty of trails to choose from, and you will find one that suits you - whether you are looking for a summit hike or an easy family walk.

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Hiking in Norway Aurland Valley

Hiking package Aurland

The hiking package is the perfect frame to a hiking holiday in Flåm and Aurland. Go hiking in spectacular landscapes and rest and dine well at the historical Fretheim Hotel or Hotel Aurlandsfjord. Book now and explore our recommended routes.

From NOK 2395,-

Bus to Aurlandsdalen

The bus to Aurlandsdalen Valley is a flexible and practical transport offer for you who are planning to hike the beautiful valley. Take the bus from Flåm or Aurland to Østerbø and return from Vassbygdi in the afternoon.

From NOK 110,-

Hike (or bike) the Flåm Valley

Explore the Flåm Valley on foot! Combine the stunning Flåm Railway with an idyllic, 20-kilometre-long walk through the lush valley. 

From NOK 440,-

Turlifossen in Aurland with two grazing horses on a field in the foreground.

Waterfall hike & Stegastein Viewpoint

Turlifossen Waterfall is a hidden gem in Aurland. Explore it on a guided walk with FjordSafari and get the incredible views from Stegastein as a bonus. Return trip by minibus from Flåm.

From NOK 820,-

A man walking uphill with the fjord landscape covered in fog behind.

The perfect three-day hiking getaway in Aurland

Use Aurland as a base for hiking adventures by the fjord. See our suggested itinerary, based on our Hiking package at Hotel Aurlandsfjord. Three days and three different hikes combined with tasty food and drinks.
A woman and two children stands on a hill overlooking the Aurlandsfjord and surrounding mountains at sunset

Bus to Mt. Prest

Leave your car in Flåm or Aurland and hop on the bus to and from the starting point to hike Mt. Prest. This hike is short but steep and allows for great views to the Aurlandsfjord and the surrounding area.

From NOK 225,-

The chairlift in Myrkdalen. People sitting in the first one. Mountain and farm landscape behind.

Summer chairlift in Myrkdalen

Let Myrkdalen’s summer chairlift take you straight into the mountains this summer. Enjoy the views from the top, continue hiking, grab a bite at the café in Vetlebotn, or join the trail quiz back to Myrkdalen centre.

From NOK 160,-

10 great hikes with fjord views

Pick a favourite from these 10 great hikes with views towards the Nærøyfjord, the Aurlandsfjord or the Sognefjord. You’re sure to find something that suits you, whether you want to climb spectacular peaks or stay close to the fjord with your family. Whatever you choose, fantastic fjords views awaits.
A man and a woman walking next to a small wooden hut in the dramatic landscape in Aurlandsdalen valley. Steep mountains, clear blue river and green vegetation.

Hike the wild Aurlandsdalen Valley

Hiking the wild Aurlandsdalen Valley is 20 km of stunning landscapes and impressive cultural heritage. A true bucket list experience for all outdoor enthusiasts visiting Western Norway, continue reading to find out why.