The All-Inn Escape is the ultimate aerial experience of Norway’s stunning landscapes, culinary arts and historic hotels.
The backdrop is flowery valleys and snow covered peaks around Hardangerfjord - during Even’s favourite time for innhopps - springtime. By flying our own helicopter for 11 out of 15 jumps, we waste little time with ground shuttles, and by sleeping at the areas highest quality fjord side hotels you can rest well and enjoy the best culinary arts the area has to offer. Sprinkled on top are experiences like E-biking, glacier hike, sea kayaking, white water rafting, speed boat, cider tasting and sauna. The crown experience of the All-Inn Escape will remain a secret until last minute - but is promised to saturate mind, belly and soul.
The All-Inn Escape Highlights
15 jumps of which 11 are helicopter innhopps = more experience and less commute!
7 nights at 7 unique, historic and stunning accommodations!
Sleep one night on a sailboat from 1884!
Highest quality cuisine, including a special final fanfare!
E-Bike, Glacier Hike, White Water Rafting, Sea Kayaking, Speed boat, Cider Tasting, Sauna, Museum!
Most beautiful time of year - snowy peaks up high, flowers down low!
Even’s Words
“I am very proud to present the All-Inn Escape. On this event we go all-in, we sleep on the best hotels, as well as having some outstanding cuisine and the best surface activities that the area offers! We have made a truly amazing route, giving you a deep feel and understanding of how the Norwegian landscape was shaped, settled and developed. All by the harvesting of energy from the water, driven by the same gravitational forces as ourselves, thus being our fundamental premise.
We will follow a storyline going from poor to rich, also reflected in our choice of accommodation. Starting at our own campsite, we move up through amazing historical hotels in the fjord, including the oldest wooden hotel still running. Culinary highlight? A visit to the Salmon Eye - a floating art installation with Iris, a Michelin-starred restaurant, offering a 6 hour experience of learning and eating. From Salmon Eye, we will embark on a beautiful sailboat dating back to 1884 and sleep our way to the next spot - concluding our Hardangerfjord experience. Next day we wake up exploring the Valley of Gods in the second largest fjord in the world.
Our final night and banquet will be at the old historical hotel Fleischer’s Hotel, where we also will meet the most famous Norwegian in USA through all times. We will wake up to the National day of Norway, meeting all inhabitants dressed in their national costumes.”
Where you’ll go!
15 unique jumps, no repeats, have been chosen for the All-Inn Escape. We don’t want to say too much, but here you can get a taste of what to expect!
Get inspiration from a 2025 innhopp trip to the same area!
Sunday May 10
We meet at 15:00 at Skydive Voss for registration and a short briefing, after which we go straight to our first Innhopp — to our local slaughterhouse! We’ll get to see the origin of our welcome dinner and follow it back to Kvanndal Camp, where we check into our cabins.
This first night, we’ll be sharing cabins in old Norwegian style. They are not of the highest standard but create a cozy, family-like feeling and fit the storyline of taking you “from poor to rich.”
In the evening, we meet for the official opening of our event, featuring presentations of ourselves and the week’s program. For the rest of the week, every day before dinner we’ll have a General Briefing, where we evaluate our day and go through the plan for tomorrow.
Monday May 11
Let’s go! As helicopter load 1 takes off from the camp, the remaining loads start moving toward our first LZ and come back to pick up each load at a designated spot.
Today we start our journey jumping at the Osa mountain lakes with their dams. Here we can see how the glaciers formed the landscape and left these lakes on top, waiting for evolution to harvest the energy released by gravitational forces. On top, we’ll be met with bikes and enjoy a thrilling and very scenic mountain bike ride down the 1200 m mountain, next to waterfalls and sheer rock.
At the bottom, we’ll meet Robert, the founder of BeNature — an amazing storyteller with heaps of knowledge that he’ll share with us as he takes us into the tunnel system built by the Germans during the First and Second World Wars. We’ll enjoy a lunch made from ingredients sourced from the surrounding nature.
After lunch, we move on to our next scheduled jump at a stunning fjordside landing. From here we’ll enter sea kayaks and paddle our way back to Strand Fjordhotel, where we’ll stay for the night. Strand Fjordhotel also offers a sauna and floating tanks — a nice step up from the campsite.
Tuesday May 12
This morning we move on to another fjord arm: Eidfjord and Simadalen. We start the day dropping into a beautiful mountain farm at Kjeåsen, which was only connected by modern road in recent years because of the power plant being built. Before that, locals walked up and down each day on a narrow mountain road, in all sorts of weather. The location is stunning and also a great take-off spot for speedflyers or paraglider pilots.
For lunch, we move to Norsk Natursenter, where we’ll also learn about Hardangervidda National Park through a spectacular panoramic film. We then board the helicopter again and land at perhaps the most picturesque farm, with moss-clad roofs and two big white Samoyed dogs.
This stunning landing is close to the majestic Vøringsfossen waterfalls, where we’ll spend an hour walking around before driving down to the fjord again — checking into Vøringsfossen Hotel, one of the newer hotels in Hardanger.
Wednesday May 13
This morning we’ll land in another isolated, roadless place — Botnen. This is also where our national instrument, the Hardanger fiddle (a violin-like instrument), was invented about 200 years ago. The area is full of proud fiddle-maker families and traditions. Both Botnen and Kjeåsen are examples of places “you wouldn’t believe anybody could live,” which also became the theme for a TV series where they were featured.
From Botnen we land at the beautiful Kvamsøy island, where we’ll have a picnic lunch. Today is our midweek point, and we’ll take a chill afternoon to digest everything we’ve experienced so far. After lunch, a speedboat will take us to the oldest wooden hotel in Norway still running — Utne Hotel. Renowned for its cuisine, the hotel offers a unique atmosphere and a perfect middle-week stop on our journey.
Thursday May 14
The next two days are for exploring the glacier from different angles. From Utne, we’ll be picked up and flown to a beautiful location on the side of the stunning Folgefonna glacier. Our second load takes us to the amazing Buer valley, with even more spectacular views.
Here we’ll enjoy a delicious lunch before going glacier hiking through incredible surroundings. This session takes about six hours and requires moderate physical fitness.
Upon returning to Buer Restaurant, we head to the hydropower-funded city of Odda, almost on the UNESCO World Heritage list. There, we’ll board speedboats taking us the quickest way to our hotel and a late dinner in Ullensvang.
Building up to our grand finale, we start the day jumping at the north side of the glacier in Bondhus valley. This acts as a stop on our way to our final destination — the Barony — known for its beautiful flower garden and special stone park displaying Norway’s minerals.
From there, we go to the biggest floating art installation in Norway: Salmon Eye, with its Michelin-starred Iris Restaurant. During the six-hour experience, we’ll first learn about locally sourced ingredients and sustainability, then enjoy an unforgettable 18-course meal in an incredible setting.
To conclude our day, we’ll be picked up by Mathilde — a traditional sailboat built in 1884 — taking us back through the Hardangerfjord while we sleep.
Friday May 15
Waking up still sailing, we finish breakfast before our drivers pick us up in Granvin, taking us back to Skydive Voss. From there, we’ll take off with the Cessna Caravan and get dropped into Gudvangen — the Valley of the Gods. Incredible waterfalls gush down the steep mountainsides, and the fjord is ever-present.
The helicopter will then take us for another jump, at a different landing that allows us to fly beside the valley’s tallest waterfall!
We’ll have lunch at Gudvangen Fjordtel near Njardarheim, the Viking village. We finish the day by jumping into our accommodation — Fleischer’s Hotel, built in 1864 and part of the Historical Hotels of Norway. We’ll land near one of the most famous Norwegians in the USA and enjoy our event banquet at Restaurant Magdalena.
Saturday May 16
Sunday May 17
This is Norway’s National Day — a day when the whole country changes colors. Most people dress in their national costumes, each specific to their home village. After breakfast, we’ll enjoy the children’s parade before picking up our skydiving gear and heading to the DZ.
On this day, Skydive Voss organizes an Innhopp at “the roof of Norway” at Finse, 1222 m above sea level. We’ll join this jump, have lunch at Finse 1222, then return to Voss by train.
During the train ride, we’ll complete our evaluation forms. The event concludes upon arrival at Voss Station at 16:35, and by 17:00 everyone is released.
The All-Inn Escape 2026 has come to an end!
The Hotels
The roof over your head will change 7 times on this 8 day journey - and get increasingly nicer!
All accommodations are waterfront (especially Mathilde) and they all offer something unique. Actually, the accommodation journey follows the story “From Poor to Rich” - beginning at Even’s comfortable but simple Camp Kvanndal, then continuing with historic Utne Hotel who have been serving guests since 1722. And how about getting picked up with the heli from Strand Fjordhotel, arriving by parachute at Fleischer’s Hotel or to enjoy the fjord view from Hotel Ullensvang’s outdoor pool?
By default, the price includes a shared double room. Single room upgrades are often but not always available. In the registration form you’ll be asked to specify what you’d like.
The Cuisine
The All-Inn Escape includes all meals, and we want to let you taste the best that Norway’s cuisine has to offer!
Norwegian cuisine bring together pristine seafood like fresh Arctic cod and salmon, hearty dishes such as reindeer stew, and traditional flavors of brunost (brown cheese), all rooted in the country’s rugged landscapes and coastal topography.
So, we will eat well during our trip, tasting food at high quality restaurants and cafés through out the journey - the highlight being the final banquet - a secret but immersive culinary experience, ending with a unique ride back to the hotel for a good nights rest. We ask you for food preferences and intolerances in the registration form.
The Surface Activities
The All-Inn Escape aims to give you a complete immersion of the nature, history and culture of Norway! That’s why we also include these incredible surface experiences from the best providers available!
A fjord side sauna session
Cider tasting
Sea kayaking
Glacier walking
E-biking
White water rafting
Museum visit
Speedboat ride
Transportation by minibus, ferry, bus and train
But don’t worry - time is also allocated to just relax, enjoy a drink and take in the grandiose landscape!
The Aircraft
At the All-Inn Escape 11 out of 15 jumps are from the helicopter! It offers unrivalled flexibility when it comes to maximising experience and prioritising comfort!!
With the heli we can get picked up at the hotel in the morning, innhopp and then again get picked up by the helicopter right where we landed - no need to shuttle to the airport! It lets you sleep longer in the mornings and allows us to choose in which weather window to jump but even better - it allows us to enjoy each stunning location for longer!
The helicopter we're jumping from is a AS 350 B3 Ecureuil. It fits five jumpers.
The airplane for this event is the Cessna Caravan, based out of Skydive Voss. It fits 18 jumpers.
Who’s Coming?
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You!
You are an adventurous and licenced skydiver with an open mindset that’s ready for an expedition! You should feel comfortable to take decisions for yourself and be able to land consistently within 50-100 meters of target. We invite you to join our diverse and wonderful Innhopp Family!
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Non-Jumpers
Since many of you have a spouse, friend or family member that you would like to share your life with - we invite them to this event as well - obviously with a much smaller price tag! We organise skydiving adventures, but the locations we visit are truly the top attractions that Even recommends anyone to visit around Hardangerfjord.
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Even Rokne
Founder of The Innhopp Project, Even enthusiastically shares his passion for landing anywhere. He is a former army captain, founder of numerous successful businesses and co-founder of Voss Extreme-sports week. 10k jumps since his first jump in 1988. Former Norway National Team member and 400-way world record holder.
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Andreas Mosling
With more than 10000 jumps and lots of hours in the tunnel amassed over the last 15 years, he has lots of knowledge in freeflying and canopy flying and works full-time as a coach.
Andreas enjoys jumping with friends into new locations and long swoops on the mountains.
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Petter Stensvold
Petter has performed 8000+ jumps, competed internationally for many years in freeflying. He has been a full time skydiver focusing on funjumping and coaching, both in freefall and canopy flying, for more than a decade.
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Johannes Bergfors
Bringing 17 years of experience, 5500+ jumps, and 500+ tunnel hours to the table, Johannes spends his time film making, bodyflying coaching, event organising, and mountain flying. Capitalizing on his diverse media background, he actively supports The Innhopp Project with the circus of PR and content.
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Lorena Sanchez
Lorena is the The Innhopp Project's rigger and Parachute Assembly Commander and Kinetic Energy Regent - PACKER. Her laughter is so contagious, and her expertise is on point!
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Hans Jørgen Monsen
Hans became part of the Innhopp family in 2021 the in Seychelles. His primary responsibilities include safety and operations during the events. A local of the Voss area, Hans Jørgen is an avid basejumper and speedflyer. He teaches skydiving at Skydive Voss, sharing his passion and love for the sport.
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Nikolai Nygaard
Nikolai is the walking, and always smiling , logistics centre of The Innhopp Project - always providing an answer to when breakfast is served, helping you setup your new phone and where to find the most thrilling BASE jump in the area!
Safety & Team
It is a demanding task being the load master for innhopps, and we hire only the best for our events.
We use professional skydivers who spend their private time in the mountains, who study the dynamic weather patterns and have thousands of jumps under their belt. Even Rokne, Andreas Mosling, Petter Stensvold, Johannes Bergfors might be names you’d recognise.
Additionally, the ground staff include jump leader, non-jumper guide, drivers, packer, rigger and logistics master. Camera men make sure the event will live on forever also on your screens - using drone, real photography camera and video camera!
Check out our YouTube Channel for previous event movies and even a special reality show style film named “High Odds of Failure”!
Your Loved Ones
We are regularly joined by our own family members and we want your non-jumping loved ones to feel as welcome as them! So we create an incredible adventure for everyone!
Our skydiving adventures take you to Even’s absolute favorite spots around the Hardangerfjord — places he believes everyone should see at least once. And because great experiences are better shared, you’re welcome to bring your spouse, friend, or family member along, obviously to a much lower price, since they won’t be jumping!
They’ll have their own guide and a comfortable modern minivan to explore the region’s highlights while you’re up in the sky. Sometimes they’ll watch us land - other times not. They continuously discuss with their guide how to best spend their time! We offer them the chance to ride in the helicopter and join all surface activities!
The Innhopp Family
One thing that sets our events apart is our focus on camaraderie and connection.
During the course of the week all participants and staff are asked to present themselves in front of the whole event. Additionally, we form teams who first learn and then hold a presentation about topics like Norway’s flora, fauna or history!
At the end of the week - a quiz is held to test what is remembered! Even, our founder, also takes stage many times per day - narrating the event, sharing his own experiences and highlighting unique moments that happen.
How to get to this event?
The nearest international airport is Bergen, Norway. From there you can rent a car or go to Voss by public transport (tram to the Bergen train station, then train to Voss Station.).
The meeting point for this event is at Skydive Voss. You bring your luggage there and then The Innhopp Project will take over.
During the event you will not need a rental car, all your transportation is included.
More information about transportation will be presented to you after you’ve registered, but of course feel free to email us if you have any questions!
The All-Inn Escape
15 innhopps (11 helicopter + 4 plane) and sightseeing flying around Hardangerfjord, Norway!
Load Organising and guiding by Even Rokne, Camera by Johannes Bergfors, LO by Andreas Mosling, Petter Stensvold, Hans-Jørgen Monsen.
7 nights (shared double room) at increasingly incredible water-side accommodations!
9 immersive, high quality activities!
Breakfasts, lunches and dinners all over the place - including banquet dinner, Michelin Star Restaurant Dinner and many other restaurant visits!
All surface transportation by minibus, cable car, ferry, train and rib boat!
Camp jersey and goodie bag!
Minimum 12 participants, maximum 24.
Deposit size: 1100€
Price: 8950€*
Complete tour of Hardangerfjord with dedicated guide!
7 nights (shared double room) at increasingly incredible water-side accommodations!
9 immersive, high quality activities!
Breakfasts, lunches and dinners all over the place - including banquet dinner, Michelin Star Restaurant Dinner and many other restaurant visits!
All surface transportation by minibus, cable car, ferry, train and rib boat!
Camp jersey and goodie bag!
The chance to add helicopter rides at an extra cost.
No minimum or maximum amount of non-jumpers!
Deposit size: 600€
Price: 3950€*
The All-Inn Escape for non-jumpers
*Discounts
We proudly offer an extensive discount program - to credit early birds and Innhopp Family Members! Discounts are deducted from the final payment, not from the deposit.
Very Early Bird: -8% ENDED
Early Bird: -5% if you pay deposit before Oct 31 2025
Late Bird: -2,5% if you pay deposit before Nov 30 2025
Innhopp Family: -1% per event you’ve previously attended
For example: If you’ve been to two Innhopp Project events previously and pay your deposit before Oct 31 2025 then you’re eligible for 7% discount. You are only eligible for either Very Early Bird or Early Bird or Late Bird Discounts.
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How to register for All-Inn Escape!
Pay the deposit! Secure online payment is the only option.
Fill out registration form.
We will write you within a few days after you've taken steps 1+2 and then send you more information and the final invoice which is due two months before the event begins.
Please note: If you want to register for more events or more people, please fill out the form several times.