Quick Facts & Pricing:
NOTE: ONLY Drop-In rental is possible in the periode May - September at (09:00)10:00-15:00.
Recommended Tours & Distances (Incl. Return)- There’s a lot of beautiful nature, but a busy road. Go to pictures to see route on map.
| To Dragsvik (18 km) | ~2 hours | 450 NOK | 10:00-15:00* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bike & Hike (Esefjorden) | ~3 hours | From 450,- NOK | N/A |
| To Menes (62 km / 3 Fjord Ride) | ~6 hours | 700 NOK | N/A |
| Viking Fjord Ride (100 km)** | ~8 hours | 950 NOK | N/A |
*NOTE: ONLY Drop-In rental is possible in the period June - September from 10:00-15:00.
**Distance To Dragsvik - Ferry (free) to Vangsnes (Big Viking Statue) - Vik stave church - Arnafjord 100 km 8h price nok 950 - The Viking Fjord Ride
Reasons to Go: Freedom, Vitality & Unique Motifs
Experiencing Balestrand gives you a sense of freedom and inspiration. Real joy when you find a stylish motif you can share with friends. Travel history. Enjoy unique motifs along the Heritage Trail. Dragon Style Houses. Architectural little “lungs” where you can gain energy.
Flexibility for All:
If one person wants a light workout to Dragsvik, for example, you can rent 2 bicycles: 1 regular and 1 electric bicycle. This way it will be an enjoyable experience for both.
GO FARTHER. GO FASTER. GO SLOW. REASONS TO GO?
- Take a trip to the other side of Balestrand. To Dragsvik. Little traffic on the road, but a world of beautiful nature. With a side mirror, you see what’s coming behind you. Make a stop. Flowers along the roadside. The feeling of mastery.
Explore the Hidden Gems: Our Recommended Stops
- St. Olaf’s Church (The “Frozen” Church): Stop at the white church and see if you can find the grave of Margaret Sophia Green, the founder. It is located under the large tree in front of the church door and has a tall, RED tower-like tombstone with gold lettering.
- The Enamel Workshop: Look for the road sign on the left and go up a hill. Put your bike in 1st gear and pedal to the end of the road. Here you will find two friendly jewelers in their workshop.
- The Old Rectory (Lunde): At Lunde, on the lower side of the road with many tall trees and a white house. It’s an old rectory, with Northern Europe’s tallest Monkey-tale Tree and freely walking hens, chickens, and a proud rooster.
- The Quay: Sit on the quay and dangle your legs and enjoy the silence. Buy a sandwich and some snacks. Life is wonderful with a fjord view!
- Menes: Or cycle to Menes, the end point of the 3-fjord-ride. The choice is yours. The Sognefjord is full of undiscovered opportunities. Discover them. Use them!