The Arctic Train

An unforgettable journey through a beautiful and wild arctic landscape from the ice-blue fjords of Narvik to the barren mountains of Swedish Lappland.

Ride the Arctic Train through Norway’s northernmost railway, where a wild, untouched landscape awaits. Travel from the ice-blue fjord of Narvik up to the towering mountains near the Swedish border at Bjørnefjell. This unforgettable trip covers 36 kilometers of scenic Arctic beauty, taking you through dramatic fjords, snow-dusted peaks, and frozen waterfalls.

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The Northern Lights Train

Chase the Aurora Borealis while travelling on Norway’s northernmost railway on board the Northern Lights Train.
Katterat Station, with its iconic red buildings from the early 1900s, set against the snow-covered mountains.

Katterat Station, with its iconic red buildings from the early 1900s, set against the snow-covered mountains.

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The Ofoten Line

The railway is unique—though it stretches 42 km (26 miles) through Norway, it is not connected to the rest of the country's railway network. However, it does link with the Swedish railway system at the border, continuing on to Kiruna and beyond. Remarkably, one curve just outside of Narvik marks the northernmost point of the Western European standard gauge railway network. From Narvik, you can board a train and travel to nearly any destination across Europe. Alternatively, enjoy a shorter round-trip to the Swedish border, where you can take in the breathtaking variety of landscapes along the route.

  • Total Route Length: Narvik to Riksgränsen - 43 km
  • Arctic Train Route: Narvik to Bjørnefjell - 36.72 km
  • Passenger Stops: 5
  • Tunnels: 20
  • Official Opening: 14 July 1903
  • Annual Goods Transported: 23 million tons

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