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Guided hike to Aurlandsdalen Valley

Join an exclusive guided hike through the wild and wonderful Aurlandsdalen Valley this summer. The tour includes transport from and back to Flåm and Aurland, a lunch package and some snacks.

Book now! From NOK 2520,-

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About Aurlandsdalen Valley

Aurlandsdalen Valley is one of the finest one-day-hikes you can do in the area. The Valley is known as Norway’s Grand Canyon, and when walking through it you get close to both spectacular landscape and cultural heritage.

The tour starts by bus from Flåm and Aurland, and you will meet the guide on board. Together, you will walk from Østerbø down to Vassbygdi where you take the bus back to Aurland or Flåm.

The leg from Østerbø to Vassbygdi is approx. 20 kilometres long and mostly downhill on single-track trail. Because of its length it is a demanding hike.

Learn more about the hike here

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Best time to go

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Dec

Available: 

  • Every Tuesday: 01 July - 30 September

Included: 

  • Bus to and from Aurlandsdalen
  • Guide
  • Packed lunch

Group size: Maximum 6 people

Bus
Guiding
Hiking trail
From NOK 2520,-
Two hikers seen from behind walking on a trail between boulders.

Program

  • 08:15 / 08:25: Bus from Flåm / Aurland
  • 09:45 – 15:45: Walk from Østerbø to Vassbygdi
  • 16:15: Return to Flåm/Aurland from Vassbygdi*
     

*Extra bus at 19:00 if necessary.

You will stop along the way for lunch and other short breaks.

Two people hiking on a path under a steep cliff. Green forest and mountains around them.

What to bring:

  • Backpack (10 - 25 litres)
  • Good hiking shoes
  • Water bottle (min. 1 litre, more in sunny and warm weather)
  • Walking sticks (recommended)
  • Dress according to the weather:
    • Minimum trousers and wind and waterproof jacket.
    • Shorts and t-shirt if it's hot
    • Always have extra layers available.

Since the guide will meet you directly on the bus, having all equipment ready in advance is extra important. The guide will contact you two days in advance to clarify that you have the necessary equipment and answer any questions.

A Norwegian classic

A sheep lying on the doorstep of an old wooden cottage with a large stone chimney.
A woman filling a waterbottle froma stream in Aurlandsdalen.
Scenery in Aurlandsdalen Valley. Mountains, a waterfall and forest.