Norway is an incredible country filled with the most exceptional natural landscapes which offer the perfect settings for all kinds of outdoor activities. Whether you’re into peaceful forest bathing or would rather get your adrenaline pumping with base jumping, Norway truly has it all. One of the easiest and most satisfying ways to connect with the natural wonders in this stunning country is with a good old hike, and there are some outstanding river trails to be enjoyed. Here are just a few of the best to try out.
Briksdal Glacier
Norway is home to Jostedal, Europe’s largest glacier at a whopping 486 square kilometers. Briksdal Glacier is a section of this giant that offers an amazing hiking trail along a rushing, roaring river. This hike is only 2.4km long but features breathtaking views and experiences, including passing closely by magnificent waterfalls and ending up at a picturesque glacial lake.
Lake Bondhusvatnet
This stunning glacier has sadly melted a lot over the years but is still a spectacular area to hike to. Starting from the town of Sunndal, you can park up and hike along a trail that follows the route of the sensational and wild Bondhuselva River, where you’re also surrounded by incredible mountains and breathtaking waterfalls. Finishing the route at the mesmerizing lake will leave you with a sense of awe.
