Fun on the river

Go with the flow!

Packrafting in Trysil .
Photo: Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil

Wahoo! Feel the force of the river with a hydrospeed!

Riverboarding is one of the most intense river activities possible – and a safe bet if you crave action-filled adventures.

Riverboarding in Trysil .
Photo: Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil

You’ll definitely get close to the elements on a packraft as well.

Packrafting is a fun cross between paddling and rafting – perfect if you want to explore wild and wonderful places that would otherwise be out of reach.

Packrafting at Raudøla river in Beitostølen .
Photo: Beito husky tours

If less speed and calmer waters sound more like your thing, rent a canoe or kayak and discover why Norway is considered a paddler’s paradise …

Canoeing in Trysil .
Photo: Jonas Hasselgren / Utefoto

… or enjoy complete silence and zen scenery on a stand-up paddleboard.

The river Istra in Åndalsnes .
Photo: Ed Talkington / Visitnorway.com

Feeling fishy? For a different kind of river adventure, join a guided snorkelling safari and see what’s hiding underneath the surface.

Salmon safari in Ryfylke .
Photo: Mo Laksegård

Time to gear up!

Rafting in Voss .
Photo: Voss Active

Norway is blessed with some of the world’s best rivers for rafting – full of rapids, twists and turns!

And if you still have the nerves under control, the sky is the limit.

Three, two, one …

Rafting in Voss .
Photo: Voss Active AS

Bungee jump! Watching Norway’s rivers from a bird’s view is … well, surely something to remember.

Bungee jumping at Rjukan .
Photo: Bjørn Harry Schønhaug

You will definitely feel that you’re alive on a canyoning trip too.

Dressed in a wetsuit, helmet, and life jacket, you will jump off rocks, swim in caves, glide down natural water slides and go abseiling down mountainsides and waterfalls.

Adrenaline kick guaranteed!

Canyoning in Trysil .
Photo: Andreas Fausko / Destinasjon Trysil