4 Zip Line Rides in Norway to Build a Day Around

1.Zipline Park Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 328 reviews · 30 minutes - 1.5 hours · from $78Our pick

Review of Geiranger’s zipline and via ferrata, with waterfall views, Nepalese bridges, practical tips, prices, and fitness advice.

“This was an amazing but very challenging experience! Our group of teens and adults found the via ferrata tougher than expected—lots of wall-hanging and tricky grips. It took about 2 hours and we were hot, sweaty, and thirsty by the end. Not recommended for nervous beginners—there’s no guide with you, including for the zipline. You get basic instruction and then you’re on your own. Bring plenty of water, snacks, and wear sturdy hiking boots—especially if it’s wet. Also consider a change of clothes. There’s no food or drink available at the top. From the cruise port, you can walk up the windy road (no sidewalks) or take the scenic stairs…”

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2.Feel the adrenaline in Mosjøen Zipline

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · 30 minutes - 6 hours · from $103

Fly 70 metres above Mosjøen on a guided zipline over the Vefsna River, with views of Sjøgata, the fjord, and historic Fru Haugans Hotel.

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4.Zipline Experience in Mosjøen

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $83Top rated

Fly 70 meters above Mosjøen, cross the Vefsna River, and finish in the gardens of historic Fru Haugans Hotel.

“This was our first zipline and as a couple we were pleased that we were able to do the experience in tandem. This meant my hubby could film me on the way down and as I rolled back out at the end he also filmed me being pulled in again! The walk up the stone steps was hard going especially the final few meters to the cabin where you are launched off the zipline but were in our 60s and it was still totally doable. A memorable experience that was thrilling and well worth doing!”

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