Individual arrival in Oslo. Continue to Lillehammer. Here, a visit to the open-air museum or the ski jump with its great view of the city is worthwhile. You can choose to travel by plane from an airport near your home. You can then pick up your rental car at the destination airport. Another option is to travel by ferry, where you can bring your own car.

Today you continue north through the Gudbrandsdalen valley to the Høvringen region. Your cabin accommodation for the next few days is located west of Rondane National Park, nestled in the idyllic mountain landscape.

These two days offer plenty of time for excursions. Rondane National Park is located between the Gudbrandsdalen and Atndalen valleys. The area boasts an extensive network of hiking trails through forested areas, up mountain slopes and peaks, and is home to one of the last remaining wild reindeer populations.

From Dombås, you drive west to Åndalsnes on the Romsdalsfjord. The drive along the Rauma River is particularly impressive; with its many bends and waterfalls, the unique mountain scenery offers several opportunities for photo stops. You then reach Stranda via the famous Trollstigen serpentine road, where you'll stay for the next three nights.

The legendary Geirangerfjord, the Art Nouveau city of Ålesund, or the Runde bird cliffs: numerous cultural, historical, and scenic highlights are easily accessible from Stranda. Use your time to explore the surrounding area extensively.

Through the Norangsdal valley, you can take a detour to the Hjørundfjord, which many connoisseurs consider one of the most beautiful fjords in the country. Passing Jostedalsbreen National Park, your route today takes you to Vassenden at the end of Jølstravatnet lake. You will spend the next three nights in Vassenden.

These two days offer plenty of time to explore the surroundings. You can either take a trip to the coast to discover the islands off Florø by boat, or you can set off on one of the numerous hiking trails around Vassenden.

The drive across the beautiful Gaularfjell mountains along the Fossesti (Waterfall Trail) is truly spectacular. One waterfall follows another. From the top, you have a stunning view of the white glacial dome of the vast Jostedalsbreen glacier. At the Sognefjord, you reach one of Norway's two fruit-growing regions. Your destination is the town of Lærdal on the Sognefjord.

Lærdal is also an ideal base for excursions. The beautiful old stave church in Borgund, Flåm with its steep railway line, or a boat trip through the narrow Nærøyfjord (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) – these are just a few of the many exciting options. A drive along the Snow Road to Aurland with the Stegasteinen viewpoint is also worthwhile.

The drive via Hemsedal takes you into the heart of the mountains. You'll experience more mountain scenery if you choose the mountain road from Hemsedal towards Ål. This narrow road is about 40 km long. Geilo is one of Norway's largest winter sports resorts. It originated during the construction of the famous Bergen Railway and is now a popular destination in both winter and summer. You will spend the next three nights in Geilo.

Geilo is located on the Hardangervidda plateau. Countless hiking trails to viewpoints and through magnificent landscapes await discovery. Anyone looking for an active holiday will definitely find Geilo the perfect place.

The journey takes you back to Oslo. Hallingdal is a valley rich in biodiversity. In Flå, you'll also find a zoo with Nordic animals. Once you arrive in Oslo, you'll have plenty of time to explore the Norwegian capital.

After a hearty breakfast, you set off for home. Individual journey home.