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Electric winter cycling with a guide

  • Person wearing a red helmet rides a bike across a wooden bridge over a snowy stream in winter.
  • Person in helmet and goggles stands with a mountain bike in deep snow beside a creek near houses and bare trees.
  • Mountain bike in the snowy foreground by a lake, with a person in a red hat swinging from a bare tree.
  • Two tan mountain bikes with thick tires stand in snow near a lake, with bare trees and distant hills behind.
  • Cyclist in a red helmet rides a bike on snowy ground beside a lake, with mountains and clouds in the distance.
  • Two bicycles on a snowy path above red cabins by a fjord, with a long suspension bridge and mountains behind.
  • Cyclist wearing an orange helmet rides a fat-tire bike along a snowy forest path lined with bare trees.
  • Close-up of a studded bicycle tire with snow clinging to the tread, with blurred winter background.
  • A cyclist in a red helmet rides a fat bike on a snowy path near a river, with red cabins and bare trees.

Explore the winter landscape around Narvik on a full-suspension e-bike with studded tires. The tour combines fjord views, snow-covered trails, local guiding and a hot lunch along the way.

Join a guided electric bike tour through the winter landscape around Narvik. Before the ride, the bike is customized for you, and the guide shows you how to use the e-bike and get the most out of it. A short test ride gives you the opportunity to get to know the bike before you set off on a ride.

The trip starts on the way before you continue towards the fjord side and into two different areas with snow-covered paths. The full suspension Trek e-bikes are equipped with studded tyres for winter conditions, and the motor assist makes it easier to climb and through rough sections.

Along the way, you will have time to develop safety and technique on the bike, while the landscape around Narvik opens up with a view of the fjord and mountains.

There is also a break with a hot lunch and drinks before the trip goes back.

Fonte: Visit Narvik AS