Known for stunning fjords and mighty mountains, Norway has embraced the implementation of gondolas allowing easy access to some of our most impressive sights. The gondolas brings passengers up steep the mountains, offering unparalleled views of the surrounding scenery.
The Romsdalen Gondola
In Western Norway, stopping by the mountaineering capital Romsdalen is a must. The Romsdalen Gondola transports you from the centre of Åndalsnes to the top of Nesaksla Mountain in just a few minutes. The ride itself offers incredible views of the Romsdalen Valley, the Rauma River, and the mighty mountains towering over you. At the top of the mountain Eggen Restaurant gives you the opportunity to enjoy a traditional meal based on locally sourced ingredients. You can also stop by the famous landmark Rampestreken when you are in the area. Read about the best things to do in Romsdalen.
Fjellheisen Tromso
Fjellheisen in Tromso brings you to the top of Storsteinen Mountain where you can enjoy epic views of the Arctic capital. Inside the Fjellheisen Restaurant you can enjoy a nice meal, or cake and coffee while enjoying the city views. On dark clear nights the vantage point offers amazing views of the Northern Lights. During summer it's the perfect place to soak in the long bright nights thanks to the midnight sun. Different tours let you combine Fjellheisen ticket with snowshoeing and a Northern Lights chase. Read about the best things to do in Tromso.
Loen Skylift
Another iconic gondola in Norway is the Loen Skylift, located in the Nordfjord region. This able car brings you to the beautiful Mount Hoven. The skylift is a steep ride lifting you over 1,000 straight up in the air. The panoramic views of the surrounding fjord, mountains, and glaciers are nothing short of spectacular. This is a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Loen.
Ulriken 643
The Ulriken cable car, also known as Ulriken 643, brings you to the top of Mount Ulriken in Bergen, the highest of the seven mountains surrounding the city. The cable car ride offers amazing views of the rugged mountain landscapes. This is a simple and great way to escape the bustling city and take part in nature activities like hiking and paragliding. Another famous Bergen attraction is the Fløibanen funicular, bringing you to Mount Fløyen. Though not technically a gondola, it’s an iconic attraction and an essential part of Norway’s cableway experience. At the top you can explore hiking paths, buy a snack, or simply relax and enjoy the views.
The gondolas in Norway are more than just a convenient mode of transportation; they are a gateway to some of the country’s most beautiful paths and attractions. Thanks to the gondolas, some of Norway’s most beautiful natural sights have become accessible to more people.
