Our Trips in Scandinavia
Approximately 20 million people live in Scandinavia – and they largely speak the same language. The cycling tradition is also strong in both Norway and Sweden – and historically the three Scandinavian countries were united under one common monarch in the Kalmar Union as far back as 1397.
Our scheduled tours in Scandinavia are most often undertaken on sportive bicycles – road bikes and gravel bikes – and are organised by our sister company, Pedal People. Norway in particular plays a major role – not least because Pedal People were the first in Norway to offer the long-distance tour Oslo–Paris, starting in 2013.
Our tailor-made tours go to both Sweden and Norway – and are just as often carried out on touring bikes as on sportive bikes. How about, for example, a tour from Copenhagen to Gothenburg along the Kattegatleden – or a tour along Mjølkevegen in the Norwegian high mountains?
Tour of Telemark on Gravel
Telemark is a Norway in miniature: mountains and coastline, charming towns and magnificent nature, peace and tranquillity – and a wealth of experiences.
You can experience all of this with us on this first tour, where we lay the foundation for a new and exciting tour for Pedal People.
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High and Low Around Jotunheimen
This summer, there are plenty of reasons to spend your holiday in Norway. This tour is one of them!
Join us in the high mountains and down to the deep fjords of Western Norway – and back up into the mountains again. All of it, of course, by bicycle.
Great experiences await you, and you can look forward to magnificent nature, fascinating cultural history, excellent culinary experiences, and to experiencing “Norway – your nearest holiday destination” on two wheels and in good company.
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Copenhagen - Berlin on Gravel
The route between Copenhagen and Berlin is a classic – and now you can ride it on gravel!
Six days of cycling in highly varied surroundings: from the pulse of the big city to the tranquillity of deep forests, from views across the Baltic Sea to views across the lakes of the Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, from narrow rural tracks to cycle paths leading right into the heart of Berlin.