The beauty of hiking in Norway is that it can be undertaken at almost any age, young to old, because there are as many different landscapes as there are levels of ability.
Ranging from gentle or mildly strenuous to tough and downright dastardly, the hikes in Norway are some of the best in the world, and here are just a few of them.
This area of Central Norway encompasses highlands that are part of the Dovrefjell mountain range, a wild region that offers hiking in Norway that you can tailor to your own abilities and itineraries.
Just two hours south of the Norwegian capital, this area offers an easy coastal walk that offers up the intricately craggy coastline of the Hvaler Archipeligo.
Virtually vertical mountainsides, craggy hiking grounds and the still waters of the fjords themselves make for a dramatic vista from any vantage point.