Norway is unlike anywhere else on the planet. From the dramatic sweep of its ancient fjords to the jagged peaks of the Jotunheimen range, every landscape here feels impossibly grand.
I hiked through valleys carved by glaciers over thousands of years, stood on cliff edges above mirror-still waters, and chased waterfalls that seemed to fall from the sky itself. Whether you’re trekking to the famous Trolltunga, exploring the Lofoten Islands, or simply wandering a quiet mountain trail, Norway rewards you at every turn.
Heaven on earth doesn’t quite do it justice — but it’s the closest I’ve come. The quality of light here, especially in summer when the sun barely sets, transforms every landscape into something otherworldly.