The 13 Norway National Park Tours We Rate Highest

1.From Tromsø: Ice Domes Snow Park and Wilderness Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 1,255 reviews · 6.5 hours · from $151Our pick

Travel 1.5 hours from Tromsø to Camp Tamok for Ice Domes, huskies, reindeer, snowshoeing, fire-making, tandem skiing, and a hot meal in a lavvu. English-speaking guides such as David, Eva, Emmy, and Laura have helped make the day lively and personal, but animal access and ice conditions can vary.

“We loved the variety of things we got to experience. Visited the ice domes and saw the beautiful ice carvings. Then had a short snowshoeing trip to feed the reindeer. Our guide explained about the Birch trees and showed us the type of bark to remove to feed the reindeer. Then were shown how to start a fire with a flint... harder than it looks! Visited the huskies but a lot if them were out pulling sledges, so we didn't see that many. Possibly the only thing to improve on. Then into a traditional Sami Lavuu for warm berry juice, cooking hot dogs over the fire then wrapping them in…”

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2.From Bergen: Folgefonna National Park & Glacier Lake Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 589 reviews · 10 hours · from $222

Travel from Bergen by comfortable bus and ferry to Folgefonna National Park. Walk behind Steindalsfossen, hike roughly 45 to 60 minutes to Bondhusvatnet, and picnic beside the glacier lake. English-speaking guides such as Alexa, Salome, Bailey, and Sam add local stories, history, legends, and practical help throughout the 10-hour day.

“Incredible trip. So many amazing views we couldn't stop taking pictures! Thank you to our brilliant guide Alexa who gave us interesting info all day and very clearly broke down the schedule. Also thank you to the driver Magna who was great!”

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3.Musk ox Safari in Dovrefjell National Park, Oppdal Safari

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 524 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $85Top rated

Spend about seven hours hiking through Dovrefjell National Park with an English-speaking guide such as Stina, Kaspar, Ida, or Hannes. Look for wild musk ox, reindeer, and mountain grouse while learning about plants, wildlife, and local culture. Coffee, tea, and sometimes cinnamon rolls are served during the break. Bring lunch, water, and rain gear.

“Het was een mooie ervaring om in het nationaal park Dovrefjell de weidsheid van het landschap te zien en we zagen de muskusossen. Top! Stine is een goede gids! Willeke”

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4.Bergen Day Tour to National Park Folgefonna and Glacier Lake

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 408 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $228

Travel from Bergen to Folgefonna National Park with an English-speaking guide such as Sam or Alexa. Walk behind Steinsdalsfossen, cross the Hardangerfjord twice by ferry, and hike to Bondhusvatnet, a turquoise glacier lake beneath mountain peaks. The main trail is gentle, but extra paths near the falls can be rough.

“What an amazing tour! Be ready to walk alot uphill but it’s all worth it 🩷. Our guide was Alexa and she was amazing. I’d actually recommend you request her.”

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5.From Tromso: Arctic Wilderness Snowmobile Daytime Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 174 reviews · 8 hours · from $271

Travel by bus from Tromsø to the Lyngen Alps, where guides including Jakub and Samuel provide warm gear, safety training, and a gentle snowmobile ride. Share one machine between two people, switch drivers, stop for Arctic views, then enjoy soup, bread, and hot drinks before returning to Tromsø.

“Excellent guide very knowledgeable of the area and very helpful overall”

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6.From Tromso: Arctic Wilderness Snowmobile Evening Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 149 reviews · 8 hours · from $271

You’ll travel from Tromsø by minibus to a North Norwegian basecamp, eat a hot meal, suit up, and ride a shared two-person snowmobile for about 1.5 to 2 hours. Guides such as Erik and Jacob lead the route, stop for photos, and serve warm juice and biscuits. A driving license is required.

“it was an amazing experience. Great staff, friendly, long enough, fast and safe. I would do it again.”

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7.Eidfjord Guided tour Vøringfossen Waterfall & National Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 147 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $119

Travel from Eidfjord through Måbødalen to Vøringfossen, Fossli Hotel, Sysendammen, and Hardangervidda National Park. Your guide, possibly Salome, Sam, Alexa, or another local host, explains Norwegian culture, geography, music, and mountain life. Choose between easy viewpoints and rougher waterfall paths. Expect changing weather, a 45-person bus, and about 3.5 hours total.

“The trip was great but the stops took too long. This should have been a 2.5 hour trip, not 3.5. Guide was informative.”

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8.Dovrefjell National Park: Hiking Tour and Musk Ox Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 88 reviews · from $64Best value

Join a Norwegian or English-speaking guide from Hjerkinn for a five to six-hour hike through Dovrefjell National Park. Search for wild musk ox from at least 200 meters away, use the included telescope, and learn about reindeer, mountain nature, and local culture. Guides such as Kim and Uwe lead the walk.

“The activity is wonderful! Highly recommended. Our guide was Uwe: he was super competent and funny! I will do it again!”

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9.Oslo: Wilderness Skiing Tour with Lunch by the Fire

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $115

Join a Norwegian and English-speaking guide, such as Oddbjørn or John, for a three-and-a-half-hour ski outing in Østmarka National Park. You’ll ski forest trails or a frozen lake, learn basic techniques if needed, then share a warm fire-cooked lunch. Equipment, drinks, and a small group of six or fewer are included.

“This is an amazing activity. The guide is so good. Friendly and showed alot of nature to us. He made sure everyone was taken care of and comfortable. Great equipment. It was so beautiful. Highly recommend for everyone”

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10.RIB Expedition to Seiland National Park – 3.5h

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 14 reviews · from $224

Join Æventyr in Alta for a fast RIB ride across Altafjord to Bekkarfjord on Seiland’s south side. Expect steep coastal mountains, possible sea eagles, seals, reindeer, whales, or dolphins, plus warm drinks and local chocolate ashore. Warm gear is supplied, and guide Corra has earned special praise.

“Corra was an awesome guide! Beautiful sights, nice stop, delicious hot drinks, smooth ride. Very enjoyable.”

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11.Færvik: Raet National Park Sea Kayaking Trip

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 3 hours · from $125

Set out from Hove with TrollAktiv Hove for a three-hour sea-kayaking trip through Raet National Park. After a safety briefing and paddle practice, you follow sheltered routes past Gjessøya, Merdø, St Helena, Badeholmen, and Gjessholmen. The tour suits beginners who can swim and handle two to three hours of paddling. Guide Pat has led particularly engaging trips.

“Great guide, regardless of weather. Personalized for who was there! Felt like it was a unique experience.”

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12.From Alta: Experience Seiland National Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 4 reviews · from $244

From Alta, you cross Altafjord by RIB in a warm thermal suit, passing steep coastal mountains to Bekkarfjord on Seiland. A guide adds local history and points out wildlife, glaciers, and unusual plant life. The crossing takes about an hour each way, leaving limited time ashore, so good mobility and sea legs matter.

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13.Lofoten Islands: Guided Hiking Into the Wilderness – Uphill

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 1 day · from $136

Join a local English-speaking guide for a 3.5 to 4-hour uphill hike from Gimsøystraumen to a 550-meter summit. The route is intermediate, with no exposed sections noted, and suits hikers with moderate fitness. Walking poles are included, and private or small-group trips are available.

“Tutto perfetto, la guida veramente simpatica e preparata e il percorso adeguato per chi ha un allenamento medio e senza zone esposte, vista bellissima in vetta e durante il percorso, sentiero semplice e in buono stato, purtroppo ha iniziato a piovere una volta arrivati in vetta, ma nessun problema, con un buon paio di scarpe da trekking ed una giacca impermeabile tutto si è risolto. Importante portare uno zainetto per vestirsi a strati.”

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