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Driving to Narvik by car
Traveling to Narvik by car gives you the freedom to experience Northern Norway at your own pace.
The road to Narvik goes through spectacular mountain areas, fjords and Arctic landscapes, and the journey itself is a big part of the experience. Narvik is well connected to both Norway, Sweden and Finland through a modern road network and serves as a natural hub in the High North.
The roads to Narvik
From the south , follow the E6 north through Nordland with views of fjords, mountains and beautiful nature.
From Sweden, the E10 from Luleå via Kiruna and Bjørnfjell goes directly to Narvik. This stretch is especially popular with travelers who combine Northern Norway with Swedish Lapland.
From Finland , you can drive through Sweden or Troms and Finmark in Norway and connect to the E6 or E10 further towards Narvik.
Car rental in the Narvik region
If you want to fly or take the train to Narvik and rent a car onward, there are several car rental companies both at Evenes Airport and in Narvik city center. Car rental offers great flexibility if you want to explore areas such as: Skjomen, Gratangen, Polar Park, Lofoten, Senja, Tromsø or Swedish Lapland.
Driving in Arctic Conditions
Winter driving in Northern Norway requires a little extra planning and attention. Snow, ice, polar nights, and rapidly changing weather conditions can make driving conditions challenging, especially for travelers who are not used to Arctic winter roads.
Roads can be narrow, slippery and exposed to the weather, and braking distances are significantly longer on ice and snow. Winter tires are mandatory during the winter season, and we always recommend allowing plenty of time and driving according to the conditions.
For a safer journey, we recommend that you:
- Keeps an eye on weather forecasts and traffic updates
- Checking road conditions before driving
- Calculating extra time in winter
- keep a good distance from other vehicles
- is aware of reindeer and moose along the roads
- Never stop in the middle of the road to take pictures
- Wear a reflective vest if you have to go outside the car
It is also important to be aware that some map and navigation apps may suggest roads that are not suitable in winter. Always follow signposted main roads and local traffic advice.
Up-to-date information about traffic, weather and driving conditions can be found at: www.vegvesen.no and www.yr.no.
Parking and EV charging
Narvik city center has several parking areas and parking garages near hotels, shops and attractions. There are also several charging stations for electric cars both in the city center and around the region.

