Norway · ZIP LINES
Daylight is short and the season is shorter. These 3 zip lines tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
In Geiranger Zipline Park, you cross rivers, rocky gorges, and the Dynamite Waterfall on four ziplines. Choose the 30-minute zipline route or add a roughly 1.5-hour via ferrata with Nepalese bridges and climbing sections. Staff explain the equipment in English or Norwegian, though much of the course is self-guided.
“It was a very nice first experience of Zip Line for me , perfect for first timers .”
Meet your guide at Ytterøra 23, climb Mosjøen’s Sherpa Path, then launch from a perch 70 metres up Storfjellet. Your harness clips to a strong wire, and an automatic brake controls the finish over the Vefsna River. The flight ends in the gardens of Fru Haugans Hotel.
Climb Mosjøen’s Sherpa-built Helgelandstrappa, then launch from 70 meters above town. You’ll cross the Vefsna River at up to 60 to 70 km/h, with a guide handling takeoff and landing. Tandem rides are possible, and the flight ends in the gardens of Fru Haugans Hotel.
“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”
Pick a fjord, a sled team or a night under the lights.
