The Trollstigen Mountain Route is a 106-kilometre-long stretch of road through west Norwegian nature at its most powerful, with a dizzying view of sheer mountainsides, waterfalls, deep fjords and fertile valleys. The Trollstigen mountain road has a steep incline of 9 percent and consists of 11 hairpin bends. Encircling the road are lofty mountains with  names such as Köngen (“the King”), Dronningen (“the Queen”) and Bispen (“the Bishop”)-confirming their majesty.

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The Sognefjellet National Tourist Route goes across the Sognefjellet mountain area between Luster and Lom. It is the highest and most impressive mountain pass in Northern Europe (highest point 1430 metres) and it has been awarded the status of National Tourist Route. This is because of the spectacular and wild mountain scenery witnessed as it passes through the Jotunheimen National Park, Norway’s highest mountains.

The Atlantic Road & Atlantic Road Bridge are a unique stretch of road which takes you right out to the ocean’s edge and is also known to be the world's most stunning drives. It connects Averøy with the mainland, via an archipelago of small islands and islets spanned by a total of eight bridges over 8274 metres. The road was opened in 1989 and is toll free. The Atlantic Road has National Tourist Route status and the entire stretch between Bud and Kristiansund is one continuous experience packed with coastal scenery, culture and history.