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Oslo to the Western Fjords · 7 days
Experience the dramatic contrast of Norway's rugged coastline and deep fjords. This dog-friendly camping expedition takes you from the capital through high mountain passes to the turquoise waters of the Atlantic coast and the iconic Sognefjord.
7days
14stops
886km
The route
Tap a day or a townYou sleep in Gol · Eidfjord · Bergen · Aurland · Olden · Geiranger — start in Oslo, end in Farstad.
DAY01
Vigeland Park → Hallingdal Valley
155 km · 1h 38m driving · Overnight in Hallingdal Valley
- 09:00Vigeland Park· start
- 155 km · 1h 38m
- 12:00⭐ Hallingdal Valley· overnight
Campsite · Hallingdal Valley
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DAY02
Vøringsfossen → Hardangervidda National Park
134 km · 1h 25m driving · Overnight in Hardangervidda National Park
- 09:00⭐ Vøringsfossen· start
- 17 km · 11m
- 12:00Hardangervidda National Park· overnight
DAY03
Steinsdalsfossen → Bergen
139 km · 1h 28m driving · Overnight in Bergen Fish Market
- 09:00Steinsdalsfossen· start
- 51 km · 32m
- 12:00⭐ Bergen Fish Market· overnight
DAY04
Flåm → Stegastein Lookout
141 km · 1h 34m driving · Overnight in Stegastein Lookout
- 09:00Flåm· start
- 9.1 km · 10m
- 12:00⭐ Stegastein Lookout· overnight
DAY05
Bøyabreen Glacier → Oldevatnet
122 km · 1h 17m driving · Overnight in Oldevatnet
- 09:00Bøyabreen Glacier· start
- 40 km · 25m
- 12:00⭐ Oldevatnet· overnight
DAY06
Dalsnibba → Geiranger
59 km · 39m driving · Overnight in Geirangerfjord
- 09:00Dalsnibba· start
- 13 km · 10m
- 12:00⭐ Geirangerfjord· overnight
DAY07
Trollstigen → Farstad
136 km · 1h 25m driving
- 09:00Trollstigen· start
- 77 km · 48m
- 12:00⭐ Farstadsanden Beach
Heads Up
- Norway's 'Allemannsretten' allows wild camping, but ensure you are at least 150m from inhabited houses.
- Dogs must be kept on a leash (båndtvang) from April 1st to August 20th to protect wildlife.
- Check ferry schedules in advance as some coastal crossings are essential for the route.
- Pack high-quality waterproof gear for both you and your dog, even in summer.