Biking: Rallarvegen leads to the outskirts of the Hardangervidda Plateau offering you the full norwegian landscape experience with a starting point at 1000m above sea level, a peak at 1350m, only to lead you to the fjord and back at sea level.
Hiking…or basically any outdoor walking activity you might enjoy according to season.
Norway’s Grand Canyon: Aurland valley, Flåm valley and the mountain Prest. Once one of the main routes between the eastern and western parts of Norway, this area is wild and breathtaking, rich in plant and animal life, cultural treasures, history and geological features. You can hike through the valley and stay overnight in the mountain lodges along the way, or use car and bus for shorter tours.
Well, on the other hand, if you enjoy having an overwhelming amount of options when it comes to travelling, go ahead and check visitflam.com and sognefjord.no for more, you will have all the time to relax at the cozy Flåm HI Hostel after a tremendously active day anyway.