29/2 Aurland

Aurland, Norway

29|2 Aurland invites you into the heart of Norway's fjords, where hospitality is a personal relationship and each stay becomes part of the valley's story.

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Activities at 29/2 Aurland

Set in the remote Aurlandsdalen Valley, 29|2 Aurland offers immersive outdoor experiences. In warmer months, guests can embark on guided hikes to high mountain lakes and panoramic ridgelines, or visit goat farms nestled in the hills. The Aurlandselvi river provides world-class fly fishing opportunities, with private access for guests seeking Atlantic salmon. Horseback riding and cycling along fjord-side routes are also available.In winter, the lodge offers guided snowshoe tours and backcountry skiing, allowing guests to explore remote terrains. Small-group nature photography expeditions are tailored for those looking to capture the stark beauty of Norway’s west coast. Each activity is designed to provide a personal, hands-on nature experience in one of the country’s most scenic regions.

Guided hikes
Fly fishing
Horseback riding
Snowshoe tours
Nature photography

Activities Nearby

Explore additional experiences in the surrounding area.

Route length: 17.7km loopEstimated time: 4hLoop route

Geitanosi Nature Reserve

Geitanosi nature reserve is a strictly protected forest area established in 2020. It is managed by Verneområdestyret for Nærøyfjorden and classified under protection class 1a. The reserve is legally protected to preserve natural forest ecosystems.

Route length: 2.2km linearEstimated time: 29minDifficulty: MediumLinear route

Kvitingane mountain hiking path

Kvitingane is a mountain hiking path with a ground surface and good trail visibility. The path is marked with T_beacon trailblazes and classified as sac_scale mountain_hiking.

Route length: 2.7km linearEstimated time: 36minDifficulty: HardLinear route

Bjørnestigen Path

Bjørnestigen is an unpaved path marked as a demanding mountain hiking trail. It is trailblazed and marked with T_beacon signs. Bicycles are allowed only with dismount, and motor vehicles are prohibited, preserving its natural trail character.

Route length: 1km linearEstimated time: 5minDifficulty: EasyLinear route

Gravel Cycleway on Rallarvegen

This segment of Rallarvegen is a designated foot and bicycle cycleway with a gravel surface. It is suitable for cycling and trail running, featuring a low mountain bike difficulty scale.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 1.9 km direct

Stegastein Viewpoint

Stegastein is a viewpoint located at an elevation of 640 meters. It is accessible by wheelchair, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. This spot is popular for appreciating natural scenery and relaxing outdoors.

Route length: 3.4km linearEstimated time: 16minLinear route

Gravel Residential Road Midjevegen

Midjevegen is a gravel-surfaced residential road allowing bicycle access. It provides a suitable route for casual cycling in a residential setting.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 15 km direct

Nordheimsdalen Nature Reserve

Nordheimsdalen nature reserve is a strictly protected forest area created in 1999. It is managed by Verneområdestyret for Nærøyfjorden and classified protection class 1a. The reserve aims to conserve forest habitats in their natural state.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 16 km direct

Nærøyfjorden Landscape Protection Area

Nærøyfjorden landscape protection area is a designated protected territory established in 2002, managed by Verneområdestyret for Nærøyfjorden. It is classified under protection class 5 and safeguards the unique fjord landscape.

Route length: 1.7km linearEstimated time: 22minDifficulty: EasyLinear route

Gamle Rallarvegen hiking path

Gamle Rallarvegen is a hiking path with a ground surface. It is accessible for hikers with sac_scale hiking difficulty.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 17 km direct

Bleia-Storebotnen Landscape Protection Area

Bleia-Storebotnen is a landscape protection area designated in 2004 to conserve natural landscapes. It is managed by Verneområdestyret for Nærøyfjorden and classified as protection class 5.

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Gastronomy

At 29|2 Aurland, dining is an intimate experience rooted in the farm-to-table philosophy. Meals are served communally in the farmhouse’s converted barn or outdoors in warmer months. Guests gather around rustic wooden tables to enjoy seasonal, multi-course dinners crafted from ingredients grown or foraged on-site. The menus highlight Aurland lamb, fjord trout, heirloom vegetables, and local cheeses, prepared simply to honor their origins.Every meal is introduced by the hosts, who share the stories behind each dish, enhancing the personal, immersive feel. Dining here is a celebration of the land, the producers, and the moment, with a focus on culinary authenticity and connection to Norwegian tradition.

Farm-to-table
Communal dining
Local ingredients
Culinary storytelling
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Wellness

29|2 Aurland offers a wellness experience rooted in natural balance. The lodge features a wood-fired riverside sauna built from stone and timber, located beside a glacial stream that invites refreshing cold plunges. Guests can book tailored massage treatments in a private cabin blending into the hillside, using oils inspired by the surrounding valley.A wood-heated outdoor hot tub completes the offering, set under the open sky with views of the Aurlandsfjord cliffs. This wellness journey is rich in contrast, combining fire, river, and stillness to create a serene retreat.

Riverside sauna
Cold plunge
Massage treatments
Outdoor hot tub
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Sustainability

29|2 Aurland is a certified Eco-Lighthouse business, committed to sustainable practices that protect nature and culture while benefiting the local community. The lodge employs a composting system and aims to minimize its carbon footprint through gentle adventure activities like cycling, kayaking, and walking.The farm-to-table dining approach supports local farmers and artisans, using ingredients grown on-site or sourced from nearby. This commitment to sustainability is evident in every aspect of the lodge, ensuring guests experience the beauty of the region responsibly.

Eco-Lighthouse certified
Composting system
Local sourcing
Minimal carbon footprint

Rooms

29-2-Aurland offers 9 accommodation types.

Theresa Suite

Theresa Suite

The Theresa Suite offers a soothing atmosphere with warm colors, paying tribute to Theresa Buxton. It features a master bedroom with a private garden exit, a second bedroom, and a third room with a sofa bed. Guests can enjoy mountain…

1-4 persons
27 m²
King
Grandfather Suite

Grandfather Suite

The Grandfather Suite is a cozy space with a master bedroom and a small living room with a sofa bed. It offers a fireplace and garden access, honoring Erik, a passionate fly fisher. Enjoy views of mountains, waterfalls, and gardens.

1-3 persons
25 m²
King
Buxton Double Room

Buxton Double Room

The Buxton Double Room features a skylight for night sky views and overlooks the yard. It honors John Buxton, a bird-watcher and fly fisherman. The room is on the second floor of an old building with steep stairs.

1-2 persons
12 m²
King
Ekman Double Room

Ekman Double Room

The Ekman Double Room offers views of the Turlid waterfall and features 18th-century timber walls. It is decorated in memory of Jan Ekman, a renowned fly fishing author and photographer.

1-2 persons
16 m²
Queen
Lord Garvagh Open Space Suite

Lord Garvagh Open Space Suite

The Lord Garvagh Suite features tweed wallpaper, a fireplace, and stunning views of the river and mountains. It offers a private entrance, separate lounge, and a patio, honoring the Garvagh family.

1-4 persons
50 m²
King
Liverpool Suite

Liverpool Suite

The Liverpool Suite features a Nordic design with birch veneer and recycled windows. It includes a bedroom, lounge, and sleeping alcove, with views of the Turlid waterfall and mountains.

1-6 persons
50 m²
King
Jericho Jr. Suite

Jericho Jr. Suite

The Jericho Jr. Suite is tastefully decorated with William Morris wallpaper and features cog-jointed timber from a 300-year-old smokehouse. It offers a super king-size bed and views of mountains and gardens.

1-4 persons
31 m²
King
Grandmother Superior Suite

Grandmother Superior Suite

The Grandmother Suite is a tribute to all grandmothers, featuring a main room with a fireplace, an additional bedroom, and a private garden. It offers a warm and inviting atmosphere.

1-4 persons
King
Ola Superior Suite

Ola Superior Suite

The Ola Superior Suite, available from July to August 2026, features two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a living room. It offers a private outdoor area and is designed for comfort and ease.

1-5 persons
55 m²
King

Reserve

Join the story of 29|2 Aurland, where each stay is a personal invitation to explore the Aurland Valley's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Experience tailored excursions and seasonal cuisine crafted with love.

www.292aurland.com
Tokvamsvegen 12, 5745 Aurland, Norway
booking@292aurland.com
+4748994913

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