Geirangerfjord · Sunnmøre
Geiranger
Fjord farms, waterfalls and mountains overlooking the Geirangerfjord. Find detailed maps, walking books and road maps to complement your journey.
Explore the area
Plan your visit
Geiranger is a base for experiencing the fjord landscape from different heights. Some walks follow old paths, while others head further into the mountains. A local map provides more terrain information than a road map; a walking book helps you choose possible outings.
Hiking maps for Geiranger
Local detail maps and wider coverage. Compare scale and map extent on the product pages to find the right combination for your itinerary.
Books and guides for your trip
Opptur Geirangerfjorden collects walks around Geirangerfjord, Sunnylvsfjord and Tafjord. This book is in Norwegian, including when its product page is displayed in English. Lonely Planet Norway is in English and suits the wider journey.
Road maps for the wider journey
For access roads and onward travel. These maps cover larger regions and complement the hiking maps above.
Before you set off
Make room for a good trip
Plan mountain walks and driving stages separately. Check local route descriptions and current road information when combining Geiranger with mountain passes.
A map that covers your whole route
Check the map extent, scale and edition before choosing. Bring a map and compass you know how to use, and consult current local conditions and weather forecasts.
Read the Norwegian Mountain Safety Code →Kartverket N50 – topographic map sheets
Selected map sheets for the area, with formats and materials shown on each product page. Check the map extent. The folded hiking maps above are often more convenient to carry on a walk.
Historical maps for your wall
See the area through older cartography. These reproductions are for decoration and historical interest, rather than present-day route planning.
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