Norway Grand Scenic Loop
The route itself is free – you pay for the motorcycle. A KTM 390 Adventure X brings this down to NOK 8,900; the bigger machines cost more.
Request this tour Customize this tripWhen this route can be ridden
5 June – 30 September. The Aurlandsfjellet Snow Road – the roof of this loop – normally opens in the first days of June. Sognefjellet is usually open from late April, but without the Snow Road this loop loses its best day.
Those are the dates we go on. A road can open a week late after a hard winter, or a lodge can take its own decision – we confirm the whole chain with our partners before we confirm your trip. Outside this window the trip builder will not let you pick a start date for this route; our other routes run longer.
Experience highlights
- Towering waterfalls
- Dramatic fjords
- High mountain plateaus
- Panoramic viewpoints
- WWII resistance history
- Traditional mountain villages
- Hairpin roads
- Reindeer country
Your bike.
Your adventure.
Self-guided
GPX routes and digital roadbook.
Included
- Adventure motorcycle
- Motorcycle luggage
- GPX navigation
- Digital roadbook
- Technical support
You book your own nights
Accommodation is not included and cannot be booked through us. We suggest the route and the daily stages; where you sleep along the way is yours to arrange – hotel, guesthouse, cabin, campsite or your own tent. We are not an accommodation agent and we take no bookings, no payments and no responsibility for the places you choose.
Our tip: in high summer the well-known places fill up weeks ahead, so book your beds as soon as your dates are fixed. In May and September there is far more space along the route, and it is usually cheaper too.
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