FAQ

Planning to cycle the Moose Bike Trail in Norway? Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about this scenic cycling route between Rena and Røros. 

What is the Moose Bike Trail? 

The Moose Bike Trail is a long-distance cycling route from Rena in the south, running through Østerdalen all the way to Røros in the north.The route covers approximately 325 km and takes you through forests, river landscapes and mountain areas, mostly on quiet gravel roads. 

Who can cycle the Moose Bike Trail? 

The Moose Bike Trail is open and free for everyone to enjoy. You can easily adapt the route to your level by choosing shorter stages or specific sections. If your goals is to cycle the full 325 km route, you should be in good physical shape, as some stages can be moderately demanding. 

What type of bike should I use?

Due to the high percentage of gravel roads, a bike with thicker and wider tyres is recommended to avoid punctures and ensure a comfortable ride. Gravel bikes, mountain bikes (MTB) or hardtail bikes are all excellent choices for this route.

Can I cycle the Moose Bike Trail with an e-bike? 

Yes, the route is well suited for e-bikes. However, there are no dedicated charging stations along the trail, so you will need to charge your bike at accommodations or in populated areas along the way. Make sure your battery capacity is sufficient for each stage. 

How long does it take to cycle the entire route?

This depends on your pace and how many breaks you want to take. The stages described in the route range from 26 km to 67 km, making it deal for a multi-day cycling trip. Most cyclists complete the route over several days. For experienced riders, it is possible to complete the entire route in one day, this can be done in approximately 12.5 hours with an avarage speed of 26 km/h.