Under the Northern Lights
Go riding under the Northern Lights? Norway makes me think of cold; snow; thermal wear; and the aurora borealis. In these dog days of Summer, such thoughts might help to cool us off!
Norway seems to offer a great deal for adventurous cyclists. The country even has its own big event: The Arctic Race!
This Scandinavian land is warmest in late July. If I wanted to see Norway without the bitter cold of Winter, I would have to go then. Otherwise I would need to invest in some good polar sports clothing; and maybe a fat-tire bicycle for riding over the snow.
Where shall I start? Perhaps not with Rallarvegen! I’d love to see the waterfalls; and I’ve never had the chance to see a fjord. Steep descents, on the other hand, aren’t my cup of tea. If I were an avid mountain biker I might enjoy it! The big allure of the Rallarvegen tour, for me, is that it includes Bergen. I’d like to go there, and visit Troldhaugen.
Mid-July through late September is the best time to tackle Rallarvegen; but be prepared for a wide range of weather conditions. Also be ready for some rough stretches of road.
Norway is home to some stunning scenery, as well as plenty of chances for cycling adventure. But roll with a troll? I might want to pass on that!
If you want to ride under the Northern Lights, Spring and Autumn are the best times. How marvelous it would be to ride under a starry sky, with the borealis flickering above!
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