EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route start at North Cape, the endpoint of Europe. It runs through the arctic landscapes of northern Norway's West Coast. In Senja and Lofoten, the high and steep mountains raise up from the ocean. At the beautiful Helgeland coast you will cross the Arctic Circle, in Trøndelag you will ride through agricultural landscapes and in Trondheim, you can visit the famous cathedral Nidarosdomen. Along the West Coast, you can cross the famous fjords on bridges or ferries. The route ends in Bergen, where you can visit the famous Bryggen.
Be aware: Eurovelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route passes through a lot of tunnels in Norway. Remember to bring lights!
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The Norwegian National Cycle Network are 10 national cycle routes connecting most of the country. Many of the routes are already signposted and some of them are part of EuroVelo, the European cycle route network.
Website in English - Find information on cycling routes in Norway and many tips to plan your trip: public transport, accommodation, weather, gear, tunnels...
Website in English - All you need to know to cycle in Norway: mountain biking, road cycling, scenic routes and tips to plan your cycling trip.
Fjord Norway is a paradise for cyclists who are looking for active experiences in beautiful surroundings. There are plenty of opportunities for world-class road cycling, fantastic cycling routes and an increasing number of cycling paths and trails for those who want to explore cycling in the forest, countryside or mountains.
EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route is littered with UNESCO World Heritage sites and interesting museums. From the stunning natural beauty to be found in Norway and Ireland to the cultural significance of our Spanish and French picks, it is no wonder that UNESCO recognised the “outstanding universal …
As the wheels of your bicycle spin along the meandering path of EuroVelo 1, tracing the breathtaking Atlantic Coast Route, you embark on a journey not only through Europe's diverse landscapes but also through its rich and ancient history. While the appeal of cycling along the rugged coastlines of N…
Hrvoje's life dramatically changed 12 years ago when he started long-distance cycling trips. Last winter, he embarked on a journey across Norway along EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route with his two dogs, Ena and Max.
If you are planning a cycling trip along EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route, then this article is for you. How to plan your route, what clothes to bring, where to sleep... we give you 5 essential tips to keep in mind.
Breathtaking landscapes, wilderness, remote areas, and stunning nature: this is EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route. Let us take you on a virtual tour of its 11,000 km in 10 shots, from above the Polar Circle in Norway to the sandy beaches of Andalucía – you will not be disappointed!
Fabian Küster, ECF Advocacy and EU Affairs Director, took a long break last year to rest, disconnect and reconnect. With free time ahead and such a purpose in mind, Fabian planned a one-month long-distance cycle adventure all the way to Tromsø in the Arctic Circle to check “cycling under the midnig…
Whatever type of bike tourist you are, EuroVelo 1 has you covered. Explore activities and accommodation possibilities for all budgets and get inspired for your next adventure on the Atlantic Coast Route.
This summer, cycle tourists from across Europe have told us about their stories of riding EuroVelo 1 in Norway, Ireland, France and Spain. Whilst each is different, what is common about them is that the experiences have created unforgettable memories. Enjoy this first article focused on the norther…
One route to discover and experience the unique heritage and natural sites located in Europe's magnificent western regions.
A travel book describing the EuroVelo 1 in its entirety, very useful for preparing your trip with maps at a scale of 1:500,000, general information on the quality of the cycle route (facilities, relief, traffic) and on the regions crossed (climate, tourist attractions, customs, towns and villages of interest). The guide is available in English and German.
With maps on a scale of 1:500,000, city maps, background information and touristic information. Language: German. Available at local- and online book stores. At the end of 2021 it will be also available in English.
The Cyclist Welcome Accommodations label in Norway offers a wide range of cycling-friendly accommodation options across the whole country – from campings, glampings, B&B, to hotels and many more. Cyclist Welcome labelled services provide cyclists with secure bicycle storage, access to a bike pump and basic repair tools, and contact details for the nearest bicycle service.
