Mjølkevegen: South Route
6 Days | Self-guided | Cycling | Golsfjellet & Stølsvidda
Experience Norway’s highlands and the Norwegian summer farms life from your bike with views towards the high mountains of Jotunheimen in the southern part of the Mjølkevegen. You cycle on world class gravel roads, and the well-developed road network gives you the possibility to explore as much as you want. Lakes invite you for a bath while local cafés provide cosy spots for lunch. This cycling tour is perfect for the whole family and leisure cyclists who want to explore at their own pace. Unwind and enjoy a relaxing cycling holiday.
Highlights
- World class gravel roads
- Stunning views over Jotunheimen
- Norwegian summer farms
Including
- Train from Oslo to Gol and return
- Transfer from/to the train station in Gol
- Luggage transport
- 5x Accommodation
- 5x Breakfast, packed lunch and dinner
- JVB App with access to maps, tracks, vouchers and all necessary travel documents
- Organizational support and backup from our team
- CO2 compensation
Excluded
- Bike transport, when bringing own bike
Season & Prices 2027
Daily departures
First Arrival: 19.06.2027
Last Arrival: 07.09.2027
Prices:
Per person in double room:
NOK 15.900
Children 5-12 years:
NOK 9.900*
Single room supplement:
NOK 4.000
*Staying in parents’ room
The Popular Mjølkevegen in Norway
The cycling route Mjølkevegen South is part of the very popular Mjølkevegen in Norway which stretches 250 km through beautiful Valdres. Mjølkevegen is one of Norway’s most beautiful cycling routes, and it stretches all the way from Vinstra in Gudbrandsdalen to Gol in Hallingdal. The south route of Mjølkevegen is about 100 km long, and takes you from Golsfjellet over Stølsvidda, to Vaset and Syndin through a beautiful mountain landscape.
Gentle Terrain Suitable for Everybody
The southern route goes through nice and flat terrain with few hills, and goes mainly on gravel roads. While cycling, you are surrounded by mountains, and enjoy the view over the snow-capped mountain peaks of Jotunheimen in the horizon, in addition to the closer mountains Gilafjell, Grønsenknippa, Storlifjell and Golsfjellet. The cycle route goes through idyllic pastures and stable landscapes where you pass cows and sheep grazing outside. In addition, there are several picnic areas along the route where you can sit down to have lunch while enjoying the beautiful views and the fresh mountain air. This is a route that suits perfectly to families with children or those who want a relaxing cycling vacation.
Map
Day to Day
Practical Information
Below you will find practical information about this trip on Mjølkevegen.
Can not find what you are looking for? See our frequently asked questions page, or send us an email – we will help you!
Bike rental
When you rent a bike from us, you can pick it up at your first accommodation and leave it at the last one. The price includes a helmet, lock, and a rep kit. All pedals are flat.
Extra costs for luggage tray and bag.
E-bike, 4 days: NOK 2.600
Hard Rock E-Shock 3 (or similar)
Battery: Shimano BT-E8010 504Wh
Motor: Shimano STEPS E6100 (60 Nm)
Tires: 29×2.2’’
Gravel bike, 4 days: NOK 3.100
Gekko Firm GRV (or similar)
Frame: GRV PRO 6061 aluminium
Tires: WTB Ridler 700x37c
Groupset: Shimano GRX 400
Mountain bike, 4 days: NOK 1.500
Cube CMPT Analog (or similar)
Frame: Aluminium
Tires: Schwalbe Smart Sam 29×2.25’’
Groupset: Sram SX Eagle 1×12
Add on
Travel to Bergen instead of Oslo: NOK 190
You can choose to end your trip in Bergen instead of Oslo. Then you will take the train from Gol in the opposite direction and experience the famous Bergen Railway.
Bergen Railway, Flåmsbana and fjord cruise to Bergen : NOK 1.990
When ending your trip in Bergen, you can choose to combine the Bergen Railway with the unique Flåmsbana from Myrdal to Flåm, followed by a beautiful fjord cruise along the Sognefjord all the way to Bergen. This is a perfect way to also experience Norway’s beautiful and deep fjords. If you choose this option, you will arrive late around 9 pm at your final destination.
Extra night in Oslo, Flåm or Bergen: Prices on request
If you are interested in seeing the biggest Norwegian cities or by spending some time by the fjords, you can add nights before or after your cycling trip. We recommend it for more time to explore and a stress-free travel.
Important details
To fully enjoy your cycling adventure in the mountainous areas, it’s important to dress accordingly to the weather conditions and local temperatures. For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we recommend wearing warm, waterproof clothing, sturdy shoes for cycling, and bringing sunscreen and sunglasses.
Luggage Transport
We will send your luggage from lodge to lodge, so you only need to bring a daypack.
Accomodation
Kamben Høyfjellshotell:
Kamben Hotel, located on Golsfjellet, is a charming mountain hotel with a long tradition of hospitality and a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. The welcoming hosts make sure guests feel at home from the moment they arrive. The hotel is known for its excellent cuisine, offering delicious five-course dinners made from locally sourced ingredients that reflect the tastes of the region.
Gomobu Mountain Lodge:
Known for its cozy atmosphere and friendly hosts, Gomobu is a welcoming mountain lodge on the edge of Valdresfjellet. The lodge serves tasty, locally sourced food that reflects the region’s traditions and flavours. Guests can choose from a variety of accommodation options, including comfortable modern rooms in the main lodge and fully equipped cabins suitable for families and groups.
Syndinstoga:
Syndinstøga is a charming mountain lodge nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Syndin, offering wide views of open landscapes and easy access to Mjølkevegen—one of Norway’s most scenic cycling routes. The area has a long history tied to traditional farm life. Surrounded by unspoiled nature, it’s an ideal spot for those looking to unwind, explore, or simply enjoy the calm of the mountains. The lodge features both a café and a restaurant.
Meals
All restaurants offer food based on local ingredients. For breakfast there will be buffet. Here you also need to make yourself a packed lunch that you bring to lunch for the day. Use your food scarf. It is possible to fill a thermos, check with the accommodation. Dinner will be served in the afternoon/evening.
Difficulty
Easy
Kilometres: 10-35 kilometres
Elevation: up to 600 meters elevation
Terrain: nice gravel roads or asphalt
Easy trips will always be on either good dirt roads or asphalt. The daily stages are arranged so that you have plenty of time for breaks throughout the day to explore the area. Day stages are 10-35 kilometers per day. Fits nicely for the explorer and family.
The South Route has a couple of short stretches where you may have to push your bike for some hundred meters.
Route
Gravel/trail
Most of the trail follows well-maintained gravel roads, which may have occasional potholes but are generally in good condition. There are also some brief sections on trails.
You will receive an access to our JVB-app before travelling. This one contains GPX-files, itineraries description and detailed information for your trip.
Equipment list
When you book with us, we’ll provide you with a packing list to ensure you have all the necessary clothing and gear.
Transport
Travel with public transportation from the city to Valdres and Jotunheimen! We use busses or trains wherever possible, which generally results in lower greenhouse-gas emissions per passenger than travelling the same route alone in a petrol or diesel car.
Experience the convenience of choosing from various departure times and travel destinations along our express bus routes. Share your travel plans with us, and we’ll take care of the arrangements, ensuring a stress-free experience for you.
NB: Please inform us if you wish to travel with your own bike. The space for bikes on the train is limited and needs to be booked in advance at extra costs. We will be happy to check it out for you and to help you with this.
Sustainability – CO2 Emissions
Sustainability is at the core of what we do, ensuring that our adventures leave as little impact on nature as possible. By reducing emissions and making conscious choices, we live up to our Travelife certification and strive to protect the environment for future generations. To provide transparency, we include this emissions breakdown on every product page, giving you insight into the carbon footprint of your trip. The number of CO2 in kg you can see in the graph, we add and offset every month for each activity that was undergone. Read more here on how we do this.
