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Scenic Routes closed during winter 2019/2020

Some of our Norwegian Scenic Route are closed during the winter. Here you can see which routes are open or closed. The table shows statistics for recent years. NOTE: This page does not show updated traffic information in real-time. It is important to note that even though a road has been opened for the summer season, it may still for some time be closed at night. Spring is a volatile season in the mountains, and in bad weather roads may be closed on short notice. Pay attention to weather forecasts and updated local road and traffic information.

Hiking along Geiranger-Trollstigen

There is an abundance of hiking opportunities along this scenic route winding through a landscape of lush valleys, steep mountainsides and roaring waterfalls. Outtt has made a hiking guide for Geiranger-Trollstigen with 12 selected experiences. The hiking trails include a wide range of challenge levels and distances, from gentle hikes through the valley and family hikes in the mountains to steep and strenuous summit hikes.

Hiking along Helgelandskysten

Helgelandskysten is perhaps Norway’s finest coastal stretch, offering infinite possibilities for outdoor experiences both on land and at sea. In cooperation with Outtt we have made a hiking guide for Helgelandskysten that contains 12 selected experiences. The hikes are of varying levels of difficulty, ranging from strenuous challenges to easy hikes that will suit most people.

Hiking along the Scenic Route Lofoten

The Norwegian Scenic Route Lofoten is one of the most popular stretches, much due to its magnificent nature and great hiking opportunities. Outtt has made a hiking guide for Lofoten where 10 of the finest hikes are described. Some of them are easy and some are more demanding. Together they give you the best of what Lofoten has to offer - white beaches, sea and sky, high mountains and charming little settlements and places to stay the night.

Hiking opportunities on Senja

Norwegian Scenic Route Senja and the viewpoints along the road are a good place to start when you wish to experience Senja, but to get to know this beautiful wild island properly, we recommend using your own two feet. Even a short hike from the car may lead you to hidden gems. Senja is packed with mountain tops, but each of them will give you a different perspective of the island and the winding coastline.

Senja - Mefjordvær will be a great scenic route stop by the open sea

An increasing number of tourists are finding their way to idyllic Mefjordvær on Norwegian Scenic Route Senja. In response to this increase, Berg municipality and the Norwegian Public Roads Administration are making a number of new efforts. In the autumn of 2019, they began the work to provide a new Scenic Route toilet facility, a motorhome dump station and a car park.

Lofoten - new service building at Moskenes ferry quay

As part of a major upgrade, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) is planning a new service building at Moskenes ferry quay. This building will have a spectacular view of the seaward approach and will greatly enhance the main access route to Western Lofoten.