Norway · ZIP LINES
3 reviewed
Norway is expensive and the good season is short, so the choice matters. Below are the 3 zip lines tours that earn the outlay, each with its price, its length and what you actually get for it.
Ride Geiranger’s zipline park for fjord views, the Dynamite Waterfall, Nepalese bridges, and optional via ferrata, about 30 minutes to 1.5 hours.
“This zip line was so much fun. It is a lot different than other ones we have done but in a really fun way. Jacob was our guide and he was fantastic. If you are looking for a fun activity to do then this is it.”
Mosjøen Zipline flies 70m above Storfjellet, over the Vefsna River, with views of Sjøgata and fjord, landing at Fru Haugans Hotel.
70-meter zipline from Storfjellet near Mosjøen, English guides, safe harness setup, views of Sjøgata and Vefsna, landing at hotel gardens.
“Perfect experience to fill in the memory bank for a family of 4 with young people of 12 and 13 years. Good instruction from the instructors so we feel that safety is well taken care of. Fun, fun, fun and recommended.Auto-translated”
