Facts

• Anthony Dyer's Mountain Pages - hiking in Scotland and Norway
  

  Anthony Dyer does a very good job describing the many hiking possibilities in the UK - especially the Munro's in Scotland - and Norway. He has a good hand of photographing and there is even a section on how to become a good photographer yourself. Recommended.

• Bergtatt : Norges 2000-metere
  
  (Norwegian)

  Great resource for anyone climbing the Norwegian Mountains. "Here you will find route descriptions to all of Norway's peaks over 2,000 meters above sea level", the author writes. Indeed, all the summits in Jotunheimen, Rondane, Breheimen and Dovrefjell are present on this website. Short descriptions, detailed maps, and the reports of the author's own climbing attempts with plenty of pictures, makes this website very complete.

• Hut-to-Hut Hiking and Skiing in Norway a guide for self-propelled travelers
  

  Very helpful website by two enthusiasts Rick Strimbeck and Nancy Bazilchuk explaining you how it all works in Norway.

• Norwegian mountain I've visited (outside Hordaland)
  

  Excellent source of information for all the high summits of Norway. The author adds maps, descriptions and impressive panorama's. Great site.

• Ten most spectacular mountain hiking areas in Norway - Norway official travel guide - visitnorway.com
  

  A page to help you picking out a hiking destination in Norway: ten popular and spectacular regions are presented to you. Another useful feature on this website is the general information on hiking and climbing in Norway. You will find a wealth of related articles on hiking in Norway and different hiking destinations.

• The Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT)
  

  Den Norske Turistforening certainly is an example hiking organisation for other countries. In close cooperation with local hiking organisations, they run an extensive network of trails and huts throughout Norway. Becoming a member is obvious when travelling to Norway. Also, their excellent website is probably your first and last source of information.

• The Swedish fjelds (and some Norwegian ones)
  

  Very good page to explore the possibilities of hiking in the wildest areas of Sweden and Norway.

• Toppomania - Homepage
  
  (Norwegian)

  Another amazing and very useful website if you're out for the Norwegian Mountains. The website lists all Norwegian mountains, ordered by region, community, height etc. Many of the tops were climbed by the author himself and of each a photo report is available on the website.

• Mortens Tursider
  

  Worth a look, but the site uses frames which makes things a bit complicated. Look for the excellent sketch maps ("Planleggingskart") of different hiking area's in Norway.

• Norske fjelltopper over 2000 meter
  
  (Norwegian)

  All Norwegion mountains above 2000 m are listed here.

• Norwegian Mountain Areas - A comprehensive guide to Norwegian Mountain Areas with area map
  

  Important mountain regions in Norway are presented and described here.

• Norwegian Mountains
  

  This website has been up since 1995. In that time it was far ahead of more "official" websites. Things have changed now, but this page is still useful to check up before deciding.

• NorSKE FJELLOMRÅDER
  
  (Norwegian)

  Norwegion Mountains: a website listing the many mountains in the different area's. The site works with frames, so you must do a bit research to find the right pages.

• The Finnskogen walking-route
  

  Short but important tip if you are looking for a hike in Finnskogen: yes, there is a trail, and it is partly in Sweden, partly in Norway.

Reports

• Den höga Nord | The high north
  
  (Swedish)

  Fine personal website with many good trip reports (mostly Norway) and a good pick of photo's. Recommended!

• Ole's 2004 Norway from coast to coast Journal
  

  Ole walked (and cycled some bits) from the southeast of Norway (Linderness) to Vardoe in the far North. It took him about three months to finish his 1800+ mile trek. He kept a detailed account on trailjournals.com.

• The Long Walk
  
  (German)

  Sven Schoppe plans to hike from the North Cape in Norway all the way to Palermo in Sicily. At the time of this writing he is crossing Norway and Sweden. He regularly writes about his walk, and uploads pictures. His itinerary is well planned and described, so you can follow him from hut to hut.

• Tinderangling.no
  
  (Norwegian)

  "Wednesday December 10 Arne climbed Søre- and Midtre Høgvagltind and with this he has been on every 2000 metre high mountain in Norway in 2008. Not only he has been on all 2000-metre mountains on the mainland, he has also been on the 12 peaks found on Jan Mayen". This accomplishment is recorded in detail on this website, with trip reports and photo series. Great page.

• Vandringer i Norge
  
  (Norwegian)

  Two hiking enthusiasts explore long routes in the north of Norway and present detailed accounts

• :: BreogFjellsport.no - Website for versatile outdoor activities!
  
  (Norwegian)

  Fine page about all kinds of outdoor sports in Norway. A lot of information here.

• a d r e n a l i n e . n o
  
  (Norwegian)

  Personal website about climbing, kayaking, cycling and walking in Norway.

• Hiking Norway lengthwise
  

  Blog about hiking Norway from North Cape to Lindesnes in the summer of -17.

• North Norway 2005
  

  Picture galleries and comments on hikes in North Norway.

• Norway in the 2006 - breogfjellsport.no
  
  (Norwegian)

  If you ever plan to go across Norway from south to north, check out this page. Ragnar Fjeld made it in winter 2006, on skis and with a sled.

• Tilltopps
  

  Three Swedish guys keep track here of there hiking expeditions in Norway and Sweden. They give you advice on food, equipment, first aid, glacier techniques.

Guides and maps

• Norgesglasset
  

  Online topographical maps.

• Norwegian Mapping Authority
  
  (Norwegian)

  Website of the state organisation for mapping the country.

• Visveg
  
  (Norwegian)

  Online topographical map of the entire country.

Lodging

Organisations

• Den Norske Turistforening (DNT)
  
  (Norwegian)

  The national hiking organisation of Norway, a very good website in different languages. The DNT is member of the European Ramblers' Organisation and they take this seriously, because they added some 2000 km of trail to the E1, continuing it all the way to the North Cape.

• norsk-klatring.no
  
  (Norwegian)

  This is the Norwegian Climbing Organisation.

• Norwegian Alpine Club
  
  (Norwegian)

  Home page of the Norwegian climbing organisation.

Tour operators

GPS

Other

• Cathrin's world - This is Norway
  

  Lene Cathrin Thodock is a fan of Norway. Here pages about nature, national parks and mountain areas give you a good idea of the country.

• Fjellturer - fjellportal med lenker til fjellstoff
  
  (Norwegian)

  This is the main Norwegion portal for mountain sports.

• Forside - met.no
  
  (Norwegian)

  Norwegian weather.

• Mountain Forum:: Index
  
  (Norwegian)

  A lively forum on hiking in Norway.

• Trekking & Glaciers in Norway
  

  "This page offers an insight into Norway - in my opinion one of the world's most impressive mountain countries", writes Peter Chapman.