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Experience Norway’s winter magic with a 5.5-6 hour snowshoe hike in Bergen, guided by experts, including transport, safety gear, and stunning fjord views.


This 5.5 to 6-hour tour starts in Bergen, where a professional guide meets the group before a scenic drive into the mountains. The transport time is approximately 40 to 50 minutes each way, providing ample opportunity to enjoy views of the Norwegian wilderness from the comfort of a private vehicle.
While no snow is guaranteed in Bergen city, the guide takes you into a true winter wonderland where snowshoeing becomes accessible and fun. The included safety equipment, snowshoes, and poles are provided, making it easy for those new to snowshoe hiking to participate confidently. This setup ensures a worry-free experience, with everything arranged for your comfort and safety.
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Once arrived at the mountain trailhead, you’ll get fitted with snowshoes and poles. The terrain features snowy, uneven, and varied mountain trails with a total distance of 35 km, covering 1.83 to 3.1 miles. The elevation gain ranges from 300 to 400 meters (1,000 to 1,300 feet), offering gentle to moderate inclines suitable for most beginners and intermediate hikers.
The pacing is flexible, allowing the group to enjoy the peaceful winter landscape at a comfortable speed. The guide shares stories about the local culture, history, and outdoor traditions of Norway and Bergen along the way. The experience is designed to highlight the raw beauty of Norway’s winter scenes, far from tourist crowds.

The highlight of the hike is reaching the summit, where the view of a local fjord unfolds if the weather is clear. On snowier days, the atmosphere becomes powerful and raw, with snow, wind, and mountain air creating an invigorating environment.
After taking in the scenery, you’ll enjoy a hot drink, provided as a warm refreshment. The guide enriches the outing with stories about Norway’s cultural and natural history, making the experience both scenic and educational. This complete winter adventure offers a genuine taste of Norway in its most scenic season.
This snowshoe hike lasts about 5.5 to 6 hours, including transport time, with hiking lasting approximately 2.5 hours. The difficulty level is easy to medium, making it suitable for most people in good health who are comfortable walking on snow-covered trails.
The tour can be booked as a private or small group experience, ensuring personalized attention from the guide. The meeting point varies depending on the booking option, but the pickup and drop-off are included, removing the hassle of arranging transportation.
More Great Tours NearbyParticipants are advised to dress warmly in layers, including a windbreaker, hat, gloves, and sunglasses to protect against snow glare. Hiking shoes are essential, along with water and food for energy. While warm clothes are not included, the guides recommend dressing appropriately for Norway’s unpredictable winter weather.
Since weather conditions change quickly, packing extra clothing is wise. The tour is not suitable for people with back problems or wheelchair users, due to the uneven terrain and physical nature of snowshoeing.
The guide from Norway Mountain Guides brings both safety expertise and local knowledge. They explain the cultural and historical context of the area, making the hike educational as well as scenic. The small group or private setting allows for personalized guidance and attention, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and confident on the snow.
The guide’s storytelling enhances the experience, providing insights into Norwegian outdoor traditions and the significance of the landscape. The safety equipment provided further ensures a secure adventure, even for those new to winter hiking.
The main visual reward is the panoramic view of a fjord from the mountain summit. Weather permitting, this sight displays Norway’s dramatic coastlines and snow-capped peaks. When the weather is less clear, the powerful winter environment—with snow, wind, and mountain air—creates a memorable scenery in its own right.
The hot drink served at the top is a thoughtful touch, warming you after your exertion and giving time to soak in the surroundings. This combination of scenic beauty and cultural storytelling makes the hike a comprehensive Norwegian winter experience.
What sets this tour apart is its authentic approach to experiencing Norwegian winter outdoors. Unlike typical city tours, this adventure takes you into the heart of Bergen’s mountainous landscapes, away from crowds. The transport, gear, and guidance are all included, providing a worry-free, immersive experience.
With a provider rating of 4.5, the tour’s quality is well recognized, emphasizing expert guidance and safety. The flexibility of private or small group bookings adds a personalized touch, making it suitable for families, friends, or solo travelers looking for an active, scenic outing.
This Bergen Snowshoe Hike offers a vigorous yet accessible way to enjoy Norway’s winter scenery. The combination of transportation, expert guiding, and scenic views makes it an appealing choice for those eager to explore outdoors without the hassle of planning every detail.
While no snow in Bergen city is common, this tour guarantees a winter landscape experience in the mountains, with breathtaking fjord vistas and the raw power of Norwegian winter. It’s best suited for adventurers who enjoy moderate physical activity and are prepared for cold weather conditions.
For anyone wanting to see Norway’s winter beauty on snowshoes, this tour delivers a comfortable, authentic, and memorable outing in Bergen’s surrounding mountains.
Is prior snowshoeing experience necessary?
No, the tour is suitable for beginners and intermediate hikers, with equipment and guidance provided.
What should I wear for the snowshoe hike?
Participants should bring warm clothing, windbreaker, hat, gloves, sunglasses, hiking shoes, water, and food.
How long is the total tour?
The total duration is about 5.5 to 6 hours, including transport and hiking time.
Can I book a private or small group tour?
Yes, small groups and private options are available, allowing for more personalized guidance.
What scenic views will I see?
You will enjoy views of a local fjord from the summit if weather permits, along with winter mountain landscapes.
Is food included in the tour?
A hot drink is included at the summit, but meals or additional food are not part of the tour.
What is the difficulty level?
The hike is rated easy to medium, suitable for most healthy individuals comfortable walking on snow.
What if the weather is poor?
If dangerous weather cancels the tour, a full refund is offered, or you can reschedule.
How do I meet the guide?
The meeting point varies depending on the booking option, with pickup and drop-off included.
Are there any accessibility restrictions?
Yes, the tour is not suitable for people with back problems or wheelchair users due to the terrain.