Amazing experiences on two wheels
Experience fjords and mountains directly from your bike with the spectacular routes of Hubriding and De Historiske.
Hubriding is a concept where you stay in a hotel and experience new and exciting routes every day. The concept includes "Bikers welcome", washing facilities, drying facilities, secure parking and tool lending. Ensure an experience with impressions you won't soon forget.
Here are the routes that take you to Kviknes Hotel
Fjords and Mountains - the shortest route, but just as full of fantastic nature and great experiences.
Gaularfjellet and fjordgløtt - a scenic journey through high mountains and along fjords - with cultural and culinary stops in Balestrand and Høyanger.
Sognefjorden - a round trip along the Sognefjord.
Høyanger - the route starts with a 50-minute drive to Nordeide quay, by ferry across Ortnevik.
Aurlandsfjellet - the route takes you over two beautiful mountain passes; Vikafjellet and Aurlandsfjellet.
Fjærland - The tour starts by driving around the Esefjord, before heading towards Gaularfjellet and Utsikten.
Turtagrø - The tour takes you along the Esefjord, in the direction of Dragsvik and further towards Solvorn and Urnes.
Sande - The trip goes along the Sognefjord to LAvik and further on narrow and winding roads to Leirvik, Salbu and Hellevik.
The coast - The coastal route is one of the longest routes, but still not that challenging to drive.
Fjord and mountain 2 - This is by far our longest route - it's not particularly technical or difficult to drive, but offers great experiences and mountain passes.
What is Hubriding?
Hubriding is a concept adapted to all travel enthusiasts. The concept offers the best you could wish for in an excursion. All routes are day trips and are put together based on map studies and test rides in some of the most exciting areas you can find. The concept includes the provision of services such as delicious food and exciting activities, cleaning and basic maintenance, the ability to dry equipment, packed lunches and access to technical equipment if necessary.
Read more about the concept here.
Here you'll find several suggestions for day trips for both motorcycles and cars.
