What does it feel like to cycle across one of the most beautiful and bike-friendly regions on Earth?
In this new video from the Bicycle Touring Pro, you’ll journey through the stunning landscapes of Sweden, Norway, and Finland — riding along quiet coastal roads, through dense forests, and past towering fjords and remote mountain terrain.
This full-length video details the reality of long-distance bicycle travel in Scandinavia, from the freedom of wild camping and endless daylight to the challenges of weather, distance, and navigation. Along the way, you’ll gain valuable insights into route planning, gear choices, and what it truly takes to explore Northern Europe by bike.
Whether you’re planning your own cycling trip in Scandinavia or simply looking for inspiration, this is an adventure that showcases the raw beauty and simplicity of life on the road.
If you’ve ever thought about heading to Scandinavia for a cycling holiday… or if you’ve been dreaming about traveling to Denmark, Norway or Sweden for years and years…. then I hope you’ll watch the video above.
What you’ll see if you watch the video is a recording of a live event, where I discuss what it’s like to go cycling in Scandinavia.
During the webinar I discuss…
- Where exactly is Scandinavia?
- What are the roads and bike paths like?
- What kind of weather can you expect to encounter?
- What do you need to know about taking your bike on Scandinavian ferries?
- What kind of foods and drinks are most common?
- What languages do the locals speak? And how many people speak English?
- How much does traveling in Scandinavia cost?
- Where can you camp, shower and obtain free food?
- And how do you find the best guided and self-guided bicycle tours in Denmark, Norway and Sweden?
During the last 60 minutes of the video, I take the time to answer reader-submitted questions about cycling in Scandinavia… and about bicycle touring and world travel in general. So, watch the video above and learn what it’s like to go cycling in Scandinavia!
What inoculations did you have for your trip to Scandinavia?
Never had any