Norway’s national tourist trails are decided by the Norwegian Environment Agency. The other national trails in Norway are Fosseråsa in Geiranger, Kjerag and Preikestolen (sometimes called Pulpit Rock) ...

Stalheimskleiva is a 170-year-old serpentine mountain road primarily used by tourists traveling the flagship Norway in a Nutshell tour. But now the road will likely be permanently closed.

The National Tourist Routes are a project by the Norwegian government. Initiated in the 1990s, Norway's Public Road Administration chose 18 scenic roads along its stretched coast and inland, and ...

Hornelan mountain is 860 meters (2,820 feet) high and is claimed by tourism board Fjord Norway as the tallest sea cliff in Europe. From its peak, Hornelen offers spectacular panoramas of the ...

As is only befitting for one of Norway’s most popular hiking trails, it has been honoured by being added to a list of Norway’s National Tourist Hiking Trails (Nasjonale turiststien). “It is a pleasure ...