Geiranger, Ålesund & the Northwest Fjords

An Art Nouveau town spread across islands, with a stair-climb viewpoint over turquoise channels and jagged peaks.

A ribbon of bridges that hops island to island straight across the open Atlantic, Norway's most photographed drive.

Two of Norway's headline drives in one: the Eagle Road above Geiranger and the eleven hairpins of Trollstigen.

Eleven hairpins climbing 620 m above the Geirangerfjord to the famous Eagle Bend viewpoint.

The quiet, steep-walled 'anti-Geiranger' fjord, narrow lanes between the Sunnmøre Alps and the water.

A wild toll-gravel mountain road past Mardalsfossen, one of Norway's tallest waterfalls.

One of Norway's narrowest, most dramatic valleys, linking Hellesylt to the Hjørundfjord.

A knife-edge ridge with vertical walls on both sides above Åndalsnes.

Sherpa steps from town to the Rampestreken viewpoint and Nesaksla (708 m).

A short, steep climb to a ridge facing the Romsdalen walls.

The 1,564 m 'Queen of the Sunnmøre Alps' rising straight from Hjørundfjorden.

A steep pyramid over Hjørundfjorden and Norangsfjorden.

A gentle walk into 'Norway's most beautiful valley' beneath the Innerdalstårnet spire.

A steep climb to an abandoned mountain farm facing the Seven Sisters waterfall.

Down the Romsdalen valley past Trollveggen, Europe's tallest vertical rock face and the Kylling Bridge.