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Oslo Nature Loop · 7 days

Embark on a rugged Norwegian adventure tailored for you and your dog. This loop traverses the dramatic Hardangervidda plateau and the deep Sognefjord, focusing on wild camping spots perfect for tents and hammocks amidst pristine fjords and peaks.

7days
20stops
1010km

The route

Tap a day or a town

You sleep in Eidfjord · Kvam · Aurland · Lærdal · Lom · Heidal — start and end in Oslo.

DAY01

Oslo → Vøringsfossen

244 km · 2h 34m driving · Overnight in Vøringsfossen
  1. 09:00
    Oslo· start
  2. 223 km · 2h 21m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Hardangervidda National Park
  4. 21 km · 13m
  5. 15:00
    Vøringsfossen· overnight
DAY02

Eidfjord → Hardangerfjord

99 km · 1h 4m driving · Overnight in Hardangerfjord
  1. 09:00
    Eidfjord· start
  2. 65 km · 41m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Steinsdalsfossen
  4. 21 km · 13m
  5. 15:00
    Hardangerfjord· overnight
DAY03

Voss → Nærøyfjord

107 km · 1h 8m driving · Overnight in Nærøyfjord
  1. 09:00
    Voss· start
  2. 14 km · 10m
  3. 12:00
    Tvindefossen
  4. 36 km · 22m
  5. 15:00
    ⭐ Nærøyfjord· overnight
DAY04

Stegastein Viewpoint → Lærdal

56 km · 34m driving · Overnight in Lærdalsøyri
  1. 09:00
    Stegastein Viewpoint· start
  2. 17 km · 10m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Aurlandsfjellet Scenic Route
  4. 16 km · 10m
  5. 15:00
    Lærdalsøyri· overnight
DAY05

Borgund Stave Church → Sognefjellet

114 km · 1h 13m driving · Overnight in Sognefjellet
  1. 09:00
    Borgund Stave Church· start
  2. 69 km · 44m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Jotunheimen National Park
  4. 23 km · 15m
  5. 15:00
    Sognefjellet· overnight
DAY06

Lom → Sjoa River

117 km · 1h 14m driving · Overnight in Sjoa River
  1. 09:00
    Lom· start
  2. 48 km · 30m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Heidal
  4. 18 km · 11m
  5. 15:00
    Sjoa River· overnight
DAY07

Lillehammer → Oslo

273 km · 2h 52m driving
  1. 09:00
    Lillehammer· start
  2. 58 km · 37m
  3. 12:00
    ⭐ Lake Mjøsa
  4. 119 km · 1h 15m
  5. 15:00
    Oslo
Heads Up
  • Norway's 'Allemannsretten' allows wild camping, but keep at least 150m from inhabited houses.
  • Dogs must be on a leash (båndtvang) from April 1st to August 20th to protect wildlife.
  • Pack high-quality gear; mountain weather can change rapidly even in July.
  • Check for tick prevention for your dog, especially when camping in forested or tall grass areas.