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The Fjord Road Trip 2026

Difficulty:
Wed, Jul 29 - Sun, Aug 2, 2026
Duration 5 days, 4 nights
Location Norway
Available places Only 12 places available
£5340 pp

Norway, but not gently. Over 433 km and 7676 m of climbing, this is a hard road trip through huge scenery, weather exposure and repeated big efforts.

A challenging 5-day cycling journey through Norway's dramatic fjords, built for trained riders ready for steep climbs, variable weather, and sustained effort.

The terrain demands fitness, technical confidence, and mental readiness. This is a hard, focused escape — just serious riding in one of the world's most demanding and amazing landscapes.

Difficulty: 4/5 - Very hard

This is a premium trip with stunning scenery, but the riding is strictly for strong cyclists capable of sustained climbing and long remote days. Expect beautiful roads that demand serious fitness and endurance—this is a physical challenge, not a leisure tour.

Dining: Breakfast, on the road lunch stops and hearty local dinners are included to keep riders moving and recovering.

Who this is for: Best for experienced riders who want hard road riding in dramatic landscapes and are comfortable with weather, ferries, logistics and long days. Not for riders expecting a soft luxury escape with a bike attached.

Arrival Airport
Molde, Norway
Departure Airport
Ålesund, Norway
Start Location
Molde
Finish Location
Ålesund
Total Distance
433 km
Total Elevation
7676 m
Longest Day
Day 4 – 155 km
Biggest Climbing Day
Day 3 & 4 – 2800 m

Day by Day

  • Flight: Oslo → Molde
  • Evening check-in at Fjord Hotel Molde
  • Evening shake out  ride - 40km
  • Fjord Hotel Molde View the hotel
Day 1: Arrival in Molde

View the route

  • 150 km | 2076m climbing
  • Coastal fjord riding with a signature ascent over Vistdalsheia from Eresfjord
  • Tea break at local family farm
  • Overnight at The Grand Åndalsnes
  • Dinner at Eggen Restaurant on top of a cliff.

The Grand, Åndalsnes View the hotel

Day 2: Molde to Åndalsnes

View the route

  • 88 km | 2800m climbing 
  • Climb through Romsdalen, switch back Trosllstigen and the strawberry valley to Valldal
  • Lunch stop and ferry crossing
  • Iconic descent into the world famous Geiranger
  • Optional 20 km panoramic extension View the route
  • Overnight at Hotel Union, Geiranger. Location of the recent Norwegian Royal wedding and steeped in history
Day 3: Åndalsnes to Geiranger

View the route

  • Long: 155 km | 2800m / Short: 89 km | 2093m 
  • Ferry through Geirangerfjord past the Seven Sisters waterfall
  • Ride through one of Norway’s most scenic valleys
  • Ferry to Volda, then RIB boat transfer to Ålesund
  • Overnight at Hotel Brosundet
Day 4: Geiranger to Ålesund via Volda
  • Taxi transfer to Ålesund Airport (Vigra)
  • Flights to Gatwick or via Oslo
Day 5: Departure

What's Included

Ride fuel and local meals

Ride fuel and local meals

Breakfasts, picnic or cafe style lunches, on the road snacks and relaxed regional dinners.

Hotels

Hotels

Accommodation in hotels with first-class views

Expert guiding

Expert guiding

Expert guiding with local knowledge

Route planning

Route planning

Clear but adaptable route planning

Baggage & logistics

Baggage & logistics

Baggage transfers, ferries, and logistics

Bike mechanic

Bike mechanic

A dedicated bike mechanic

INCLUDED

  • Lodging
  • Meals
  • Selected beverages (non‑alcoholic unless stated)
  • Hydration & nutrition on‑road
  • Pro guides
  • Mechanic & support vehicle

NOT INCLUDED

  • Flights
  • Travel/bike insurance
  • Personal expenses
  • Alcohol unless specified
  • Optional upgrades (transfers, daily laundry, e‑bike, single‑room supplement)

Commfortable hotels selected for quality, comfort, and location.

The Fjord Road Trip 2026
£5340 pp
Wed, Jul 29 - Sun, Aug 2, 2026
Norway
Only 12 places available

"We built this route because it feels like the purest version of what we love about riding. Quiet roads, proper climbs, and that constant sense of moving through a landscape that is bigger than you expected. We’ll ride Trollstigen and then drop down towards Geiranger. It’s one of those days when the group stops talking because the scenery is so spectacular. This trip is about that feeling. We finish off with a spectacular rib boat transfer to the final destination."

Tris - Head of Rouleur Travel

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