Mjølkevegen & Rallarvegen – The Dream Combination

E-Bike rental – 10 days:  NOK 8.100

Olympia, Performer 900 (or similar)

Mountain bike rental – 10 days: . NOK 4.150

Trek Marlin 5 (or similar)

Gravel bike rental – 8 days: NOK 4.150

Olympia Handy 20S (or similar)

When you rent a bike from us, you can pick it up at your first accomodation and take it with you on the bus from Flåm. We will pick it up and take care of it from the bus station in Fagernes. The price includes a helmet, a lock and a rep kit. Pedals are flat, but you can bring your own if you wish. Please let us know in advance if you do so.

Own bike transport on the bus from/to Oslo

If you wish to take your own bike, this is possible with a supplement and the space needs to be booked in advance. Price per bike: NOK 900

Extra night in Oslo or Flåm

Take some time to enjoy the capital of Norway or the fjords by adding nights, before or after your bike trip. Prices on request.

To fully enjoy your cycling adventure in the mountainous areas, it’s important to dress appropriately for 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.

We will send your luggage from hotel to hotel, so you only need to fill the pockets of your jersey.

Lemonsjø Fjellstue:
This one offers a quiet and serene atmosphere surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. The air is crip and clean, with the sounds of birds and wildlife providing a peaceful soundtrack. The cozy cabins and warm hospitality of the staff will make your stay comfortable and relaxing.

Ruten Fjellstue:
Ruten has been welcoming tourists since 1939. Berit and Arthur, who own and run the lodge today, are 3rd generation Hosts. The kitchen is the heart of the lodge and they preferably serve local ingredients, based on recipes that have been used there for generations, but with new twists.

Bygdin Høyfjellshotell: 
This hotel has a long tradition of hosting active mountain people who want to visit Jotunheimen. Even though many rooms were renovated you will get a historical atmosphere. The food is for sure one of the highlights of your stay. Dinner is made from local ingredients and tastes great.

Filefjellstuene:
Here you will get a cozy cabin feeling. Food is served in the main building close by. Once a traditional mountain farm, now a modern mountain lodge with comfortable rooms with suite bathrooms, and a great restaurant in the main lodge.

Syndinstøga:
Syndinstøga is a charming mountain lodge nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Syndin, offering wide views of open landscapes and easy access to Mjølkevegen. The area has a long history tied to traditional farm life, and this heritage is still felt in the atmosphere of the lodge today. The lodge features both a café and a restaurant, where guests can enjoy meals made with local and sustainable ingredients. The host works closely with nearby producers and even grows some vegetables himself.

Gomobu Høyfjellshotell:
Has newly renovated rooms inspired by their traditional roots. The menu varies by season. The chefs serve a three-course dinner combining traditional dishes with modern flavours, based on local ingredients, with the possibility of outdoor seating. The hotel also has a shared sauna.

Hesla Farm, Gol:
This is a unique and historic accommodation located near the centre of Gol. Set on an 18th-century farm, it offers individually styled units combining rustic charm with modern comforts. Guests can enjoy a homemade breakfast, peaceful gardens, and easy access to nature. The farm’s focus on sustainability and heritage makes it an ideal base for an authentic Hallingdal experience.

Highland Lodge, Geilo: 
This is a modern hotel and apartment complex centrally located in Geilo. It offers stylish accommodations and is well equipped with an indoor pool, sauna and gym. Guests can enjoy fresh pastries from the on-site bakery or a pizza from the in-house pizza restaurant. The lodge is as well within a walking distance of the village centre, where several shops and restaurants are to find.

Vatnahalsen Høyfjellshotell:
Only accessible by train via the Flåm Railway, Vatnahalsen is a mountain lodge with a rich history perched at 820 meters above the sea level close to Myrdal. During summer, you can reach the hotel by foot or bike from Myrdal or Flåm, while during winter you have no other choice than taking the train. Surrounded by mountains, the hotel offers cozy rooms and good meals to fill again after an active day outdoors.

All restaurants offer food based on local ingredients. For breakfast there will be a buffet. Here you also need to make yourself a packed lunch that you bring to lunch for the day. Dinner will be served in the afternoon/evening.

Gravel/road

You will be given a tour description and GPX coordinates in an app that you can use on your mobile. Most of the route follows well-maintained gravel roads without any particular technical difficulties. There are also some brief sections on asphalt.

Hard

Distance per day: up to 60 kilometres
Ascent per day: up to approximately 1000 meters
Terrain: gravel roads or asphalt

Trips are mainly on good gravel or asphalt roads, but there might be short sections where you must cycle a bit along asphalt road or more rough terrain. You spend several days in a row on the bike and the stages can reach up to 60 km with some challenging climbs. Suitable for cyclists having some experience and being used to spend time on a saddle. These tours are suitable with an e-bike or with a gravel bike, you chose what suits you best.  

Recommended for adults or from 16 years, depending on skills and training.

When you book with us, we’ll provide you with a packing list to ensure you have all the necessary clothing and gear with you.

Travel green. Enjoy the trip from the big city towards Valdres and Jotunheimen! The express buses take you straight from the capital to the heart of Norway. On the way you will pass mountains, valleys, rivers, and beautiful farms. The buses have power outlets with USB chargers and toilets.
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.

When travelling with us the bus ride from and to Oslo is included in your journey. The buses start at Oslo bus terminal in the city center, next to Oslo Central Train station. The bus ride to the Jotunheimen and Valdres takes approximately 4 to 5 hours depending on where your trip starts/ends. 

Departure times from Oslo Bus Terminal vary depending on the season and the days. In general, the bus departs from Oslo at:  

08.30 am* 

 *Note: Depending on the season, your day of arrival and your final destination there might be more or less departures, also there might be departures straight from Oslo Gardermoen airport to Jotunheimen and Valdres. This can affect also the travel back to Oslo. Please share your travel plans with us and we will find the best possible bus departures according to your trip.