Dalsfjorden - Fjord Norway

Dalsfjorden is a narrow arm of the fjord that stretches through the municipalities of Askvoll, Fjaler, and Sunnfjord. The fjord is a continuation of the Vilnesfjord and is a total of 43 kilometers long. At the bottom of the fjord, the mighty river Gaula flows out.

Dalsfjorden is surrounded by great hiking terrain. Here you can, among other things, visit Fossedalen, see the mighty Laukelandsfossen from a distance, or enjoy the spectacular panoramic view from Heileberget, 761 meters above the fjord.

Activities in Dalsfjorden

You will find a variety of activities in Dalsfjorden. We guarantee spectacular nature and great experiences!

Hike to Heileberget (Fløgen)

By the mighty Dalsfjord lies the impressive hike to Heileberget, also called Fløgen. From an altitude of 761 meters, you get a powerful nature experiences

Laukelandsfossen waterfall

Laukelandsfossen is a waterfall in Dalsfjorden by Dale in Fjaler. The waterfall is impressive with a 135 meter drop.

Fossedalen

Fossedalen valley is an area of natural beauty on the north side of the Dalsfjord. You can walk up to Fossedalsfossen waterfall. Or perhaps you fancy a swim?

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How to get there

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Sleep well close to Dalsfjorden

Experience warm hospitality and tranquillity - with accommodation that embraces both nature and cultural heritage.

Fabel Café and Motel

Here you’ll not only find a good bed and delicious food, but also the perfect base for exploring everything this diverse village has to offer.

Askvoll Fjordhotel

Askvoll Fjordhotel is the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful Fjord Coast. Enjoy local food and have a pleasant hotel stay.

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Discover more about the area

You are now hiking in a UNESCO Global Geopark. Fjordkysten Regional and Geopark works to preserve, share and develop the region’s natural and cultural heritage. The park is member-led and spans five municipalities, with one visitor centre - known as an epicentre - in each municipality. These epicentres are local hubs for learning, activities and collaboration, run in close cooperation with local partners and communities. Discover more about the Fjord Coast Park and what makes this area truly special.

Fjordkysten Regional- and Geopark, a UNESCO Global Geopark

Discover the spectacular landscapes of the Fjord Coast Regional and Geopark, a UNESCO Global Geopark, where dramatic fjords, open coastal scenery, and impressive mountain formations await on Norway's westernmost edge.