Hardangervidda National Park is the largest national park in Norway. This vast mountain plateau offers excellent hiking opportunities for both seasoned hikers and recreational hikers.

The Jostedalsbreen glacier is the largest ice cap in mainland Europe’s and the largest white area you willl find on the map of Norway! Glaciers make up nearly half of the national park's area, which is otherwise characterised by lush, narrow valleys and cascading waterfalls and rivers.

Folgefonna National Park, located on the southern shore of the picturesque Hardangerfjord in Hordaland County, boasts one of Norway's largest glaciers. Folgefonna, the third largest glacier on mainland Norway, is the heart of the national park. Exotic and spectacular, this magnificent glacier has been attracting tourists since 1833. There are glacial tongues and icefalls, wild valleys, rushing rivers with meltwater and picturesque summer pastures.

Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord are two southern arms of the largest Sognefjord in Europe. They have been repeatedly recognized as the most beautiful and unchanging fjords in the world by tourism publications and famous travelers. The nature here truly makes a stunning impression on a person! In 2005, Nærøyfjord was included in the UNESCO list, the National Geographic Society gave it first place in the UNESCO conservation ranking.