Driving
The roads, tours and circuits worth the drive in Norway.
Roads
Driving road
Trollstigen
15 mi24 km~28 min drive
11 hairpin bends climbing to 850m past Stigfossen waterfall, a seasonal, closed-in-winter icon.
Driving road
Atlanterhavsveien (Atlantic Ocean Road)
5 mi8 km~9 min drive
8.3km coastal causeway with 8 bridges skipping across islets, including the iconic curved Storseisundet Bridge.
Driving road
Nibbevegen Dalsnibba
13 mi21 km~24 min drive
Toll road climbing to the 1,500m Geiranger Skywalk, Europe's highest fjord viewpoint, on switchbacks.
Driving road
Aurlandsfjellet Snow Road
29 mi47 km~54 min drive
47km treeless high-plateau route past the cantilevered Stegastein viewpoint over Aurlandsfjord.
Driving road
Lysevegen
18 mi29 km~34 min drive
27 hairpin bends climbing 900m from the fjord, including one full hairpin spiralling inside a 1.1km tunnel.
Driving road
Sognefjellet (Rv55)
68 mi109 km~2h 8m drive
Highest mountain pass road in Northern Europe, cresting 1,434m between the peaks of Jotunheimen.
Driving road
Gamle Strynefjellsvegen
17 mi27 km~32 min drive
Historic 1894 gravel mountain road with stone-lined edges, tight bends and glacial lakes.
Driving road
Gaularfjellet
71 mi114 km~2h 13m drive
Steep hairpin ascent to the vertigo-inducing Utsikten viewpoint, passing Likholefossen waterfall.
Driving road
Valdresflye (Fv51)
30 mi48 km~56 min drive
One of Norway's highest roads at 1,389m across an open alpine plateau beneath the Jotunheimen peaks.
Driving road
Hardangervidda (Rv7)
42 mi68 km~1h 19m drive
Crosses Northern Europe's largest mountain plateau past the 182m Voringsfossen waterfall.
Driving road
Ornevegen Eagle Road
5 mi8 km~9 min drive
11 tight hairpin bends climbing steeply from Geiranger to the Ornesvingen viewpoint over the fjord.
Circuits
Race circuit
Rudskogen Motorsenter
Norway's premier national motorsport venue hosting Norwegian Championship car racing, track days and a long kart track.
Race circuit
Valerbanen NAF Trafikksenter
2.3km asphalt ring circuit plus a short course hosting car and motorcycle road racing and driver-training days.
Race circuit
Arctic Circle Raceway
3.75km asphalt circuit just below the Arctic Circle offering midnight-sun racing, endurance, drag and drift events.
Race circuit
Motorcenter Norway
2.324km 14-turn asphalt circuit hosting touring car, GT and open-wheel racing up to F3, plus drifting and drag.
Race circuit
Lankebanen Hell
Motorsport centre near Hell with a circuit, long-time host of the FIA World Rallycross Championship plus karting.