Norway

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Norway

Every climb, race and route we hold in Norway, on one map.

Climbs
8
Highest summit
1423m· Sognefjellsvegen
Races
1
Routes
1

9 of everything we hold here. Tap a pin to open it.

Regions in Norway

The terrain of Norway

Every cataloged climb in the country, plotted by how long it runs and how hard it bites.

Highest summit
1423m
Sognefjellsvegen
Longest climb
26.6km
Sognefjellsvegen
Steepest climb
16.4%
Tronåsen

Difficulty mix

HC
1
Cat 1
2
Cat 2
2
Cat 3
1
Cat 4
2

Length against gradient

0% 6% 12% 18% 08162432Length (km)Gaustatoppen — 9.3 km, 10.6%, 990 m Sognefjellsvegen — 26.6 km, 5.2%, 1408 m Trollstigen — 6.1 km, 10.8%, 654 m Stalheimskleiva — 3.2 km, 8.3%, 268 m Dalsnibba — 3.3 km, 7.5%, 241 m Tronåsen — 1.5 km, 16.4%, 251 m Dyrskar — 5.3 km, 3.9%, 289 m Svartediket — 5.9 km, 3.9%, 333 m
The 8 most prominent climbs in Norway. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Norway rides like nowhere else. Roads peel off the fjords and claw straight up rock walls, threading tunnels and hairpins into thin mountain air. The gradients are honest, the surfaces are quiet, and the scenery does half the work of pushing you higher. This is riding for people who came for the effort and stayed for the view.

We have three climbs catalogued here, none of them hors catégorie but every one worth the ferry ticket. Tronåsen stacks its old switchbacks in a relentless ramp, Dyrskar carries you up toward the country's high, exposed ground, and Svartediket climbs off the water into steep, dark forest. The highest summit tops out at 1,179 metres — modest on paper, brutal in a headwind, and unforgettable once you crest it.

Racing in Norway

1 races on the calendar, and the months they land in.

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The full race calendar