National Parks in Norway

Lofotodden Nasjonalpark offers diverse outdoor activities like hiking and cycling amidst coastal mountains, deep fjords, and sandy beaches.

Rondane, Norway's first national park, features diverse mountainous terrain with ten 2,000m+ peaks, offering extensive routes for hiking, gravel biking, and trail running.

Jotunheimen National Park in Norway offers monumental mountains, deep valleys, and glacial lakes for hiking, cycling, and mountaineering across diverse terrain.

Hallingskarvet National Park features dramatic alpine scenery with high plateaus and valleys, offering diverse routes for hiking, cycling, and more.

Hardangervidda National Park, Europe's largest high-mountain plateau, offers diverse terrain for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor sports.

Dovre National Park features an Arctic-like, high-mountain landscape above the tree line, offering diverse routes for hiking, cycling, and gravel biking.

Ånderdalen National Park on Senja island offers diverse subarctic landscapes, from forests to mountains, ideal for hiking and other outdoor routes. Its varied terrain suits all skill levels.

Raet National Park in southeastern Norway features unique coastal landscapes, including pebble beaches and woodlands, ideal for hiking, gravel biking, and mountain biking.

Femundsmarka National Park offers vast, untouched wilderness with diverse terrain for hiking and jogging routes. It's one of Scandinavia's largest continuous wilderness areas.

Færder National Park, in Norway's outer Oslo Fjord, offers diverse hiking and cycling routes across its archipelago and coastal trails.

Ytre Hvaler is Norway's first marine national park, offering diverse coastal and underwater landscapes for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities.

Rago National Park in northern Norway offers pristine alpine wilderness with dramatic landscapes, ideal for challenging hiking routes through forests, rock formations, and powerful waterfalls.

Jomfruland National Park on Norway's Telemark coast offers diverse, glacier-shaped landscapes with even terrain, ideal for cycling, hiking, and jogging.

Gutulia nasjonalpark features ancient primeval forests and unique geological features, offering routes for hiking and jogging through its diverse terrain and cultural landscapes.

Gutulia National Park features ancient forests, open marshlands, and the Gutulivola mountain, offering diverse terrain for hiking and jogging routes.

Gutulia National Park features ancient forests, open marshland, and cultural landscapes, offering diverse routes for hiking and jogging.

Junkerdal National Park in Norway offers diverse terrain, from mountains to valleys, for outdoor activities like hiking, with a relatively dry summer climate.

Sjunkhatten National Park in Norway offers a rugged Arctic landscape with steep mountains and fjords, perfect for hiking, road cycling, and jogging routes.

Stabbursdalen National Park in Northern Norway offers diverse subarctic landscapes, from mountains to the world's northernmost pine forest, with numerous hiking routes.

Møysalen nasjonalpark offers dramatic coastal alpine landscapes, deep fjords, and high mountains with diverse routes for hiking through birch forests, marshland, and glacial features.