Pilgrimsruta, also known as National Cycle Route No. 7, is a long route that stretches from the Swedish border to the vibrant city of Trondheim, weaving its way through the heart of Norway. In this feature, we focus on the captivating journey from Oslo to Lillehammer.
If you start cycling from Sweden – check out our Coastal Route between Halden and Oslo.
Oslo, Norway’s trendsetting capital, attracts tourists from around the globe with its cutting-edge architecture and stunning natural beauty, and long history makes it a great starting point for this journey.
The route will pass through Eidsvoll, where the Norwegian Constitution was penned and adopted in 1814. Cyclists will be treated to a splendid cultural landscape of charming rural roads and picturesque farms nestled within a lush countryside between Mjøsli and Hamar.
Lillehammer, situated in the enchanting Gudbrandsdalen valley, is the final stop on this featured journey. Be sure to visit Maihaugen, an open-air museum that offers a captivating glimpse into Norway’s rich history and heritage.
Pilgrimsruta is marked with red signs along the road.
