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Reply to Vintage bicycle for tour
The Bike, around 40 years ago.
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Soon we are about to start. We will arrive in Oslo by ferry on Tuesday and then cycle our way up to Tromsø. Very excited to hit the road
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Hi, just about to reach Bergen with the ferry from Hirtshals today. I’m on my way to North Cape and know there will be a few smaller ferries aspecially around Bergen and south of Molde. Is there any webpage where I can find schedules for all the ferries I might have to take? Are there otherwise some cycling friendly detours/alternatives in…
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Hi, Just to clarify — Cycle Norway is the resource you’re asking about. The site was created specifically to provide detailed info on Norway’s most popular and well-used cycling routes, including the full EuroVelo route to Nordkapp. There’s an entire section dedicated to this, covering everything from detours and ferry timetables to…
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@Matthew Norway Hey Mathew,
thanks a lot for your page and the stunning videos.
My wife and I visited Norway many times, but mostly with car and tent. Then, a while ago, we switched our holiday plans to the alps, which we crossed more than 15 times with the MTB. But seeing your videos brings back some good old memories…
So, we are in good shape…
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My advice to anyone planning on cycling in Norway – always have a backup plan. If you see that the weather is really bad from Trondheim to Brønnøysund for the next week. Look at alternatives if possible. Maybe the south coast or the Oslo Region. I understand this is not always logically possible. Nevertheless, there are routes all over the…
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Well, our rainy trip was 30 years ago. No mobile phone, no internet (not because of bad connection but because there was no such thing as internet).
The planning is much easier today, but the rain is still as wet as it was back then 😀
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Well done!! You survived! And thanks for the update on the road! It will probably be rideable before the end of June.
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Kirk Jacobson completed the requirement “Reach a balance greater or equal to 100 Points” of the level Road Rider 7 months ago
You’ve hit the pavement with purpose — keep rolling!
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You’ve hit the pavement with purpose — keep rolling!
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Tunnel Vegen from Tyin to Tusen Meteren is open only if you are crazy and like living on the edge (literally and figuratively). I had to unload gear and portage it and my bike over several snow fields that were across the road. I survived and met fellow member Mark, whom i convinced to turn around since it was late in the afternoon and it took…
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