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Two weeks · Norway

Two weeks driving in Norway

Fjord ferries, hairpin descents and roads engineered as national tourist routes rather than as transport.

Two weeks changes the shape of the trip. Move every second day rather than every day, and treat the long transit legs as the price of the good ones.

Days

14 days, 13 nights

Rough distance

2609.8 mi

Daily average

186.4 mi

Best months

Late June to early September

Checked by the Drivers Atlas desk

Scored and written by the Drivers Atlas editorial desk, drawing on driven routes across the UK and Europe, mapping data and member road reports. Daily distances are set for enjoyable driving rather than maximum ground covered. How we score roads.

Last reviewed 30 March 2026

Day by day

How the trip breaks up

Day 1

Trollstigen and Geirangerveien

  • Trollstigen · 12.4 mi · 9.7 / 10. Eleven hairpins claw up a sheer valley wall beneath waterfalls and the Trolltindene peaks.
  • Geirangerveien · 65.9 mi · 9.6 / 10. Hairpins spiral down to the Geirangerfjord past waterfalls with names like the Seven Sisters.

About 186.4 mi and 6 hr 26 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 2

Lysebotn Road and Sognefjellsvegen

  • Lysebotn Road · 18.6 mi · 9.6 / 10. Twenty seven hairpins drop 900 metres to the head of the Lysefjord.
  • Sognefjellsvegen · 67.1 mi · 9.5 / 10. Northern Europe's highest mountain crossing, a bare stone plateau between glaciers.

About 186.4 mi and 6 hr 38 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 3

Atlantic Road and Aurlandsfjellet, Snow Road

  • Atlantic Road · 5.2 mi · 9.3 / 10. A low bridge skips between skerries with the open Norwegian Sea breaking either side.
  • Aurlandsfjellet, Snow Road · 29.2 mi · 9.3 / 10. A high plateau road across bare tundra ending at a stark concrete lookout above the fjord.

About 186.4 mi and 4 hr 53 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 4

Gamle Strynefjellsvegen and Stalheimskleiva

  • Gamle Strynefjellsvegen · 16.8 mi · 9.3 / 10. A gravel and tarmac heritage road between glacier tongues and turquoise meltwater.
  • Stalheimskleiva · 0.9 mi · 9.3 / 10. Thirteen hairpins at one in five between two waterfalls, the steepest road in northern Europe.

About 186.4 mi and 4 hr 54 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 5

Senja National Tourist Route and Lofoten E10, King Olav's Road

About 186.4 mi and 6 hr 45 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 6

Valdresflye and Hardangervidda, Rv7

  • Valdresflye · 31.1 mi · 9.1 / 10. A fast open highland run under the Jotunheimen peaks with almost no traffic.
  • Hardangervidda, Rv7 · 59 mi · 9 / 10. Europe's largest mountain plateau crossed by a road with no trees and no traffic.

About 186.4 mi and 5 hr 51 min behind the wheel including transit.

Day 7

Gaularfjellet

  • Gaularfjellet · 39.1 mi · 8.9 / 10. A scenic tourist route climbing past waterfalls and glacial lakes between two fjord towns.

About 186.4 mi and 4 hr 58 min behind the wheel including transit.

Practical

Where to start and what it costs

Base yourself

Bergen, Andalsnes or Geiranger

Nights to book

13 nights. On anything longer than five days, book two nights in the best base rather than moving hotel every evening.

Fuel and tolls

Budget for roughly 2609.8 miles of driving plus any vignettes or tunnel fees for the countries you cross.

Other lengths

More time, or less, in Norway