Norway's coast is by no means an easy line to navigate. With fjords, islands, and rivers to cross, it is no wonder that most people take the inland route when traversing the country from north to south. Although it is also an incredibly expensive route to take - with ferries, underwater tunnels, and bridges you need to pay to use - it is one of the most beautiful and unforgettable journeys I have ever taken.
We started in Bergen and began the long arduous journey north. For one week we traveled the coast, watching the leaves on the trees change to yellow, orange, and red as we worked our way towards the polar circle. Here are some snapshots of our adventure:
