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Rambling and mountain walking in the Norwegian landscape are things most Norwegians value highly. More and more foreign guests are also discovering the pleasure of being out and about in our countryside. In the fjord and mountain country around Geiranger everything is right for walking experiences. Download our hiking maps here.

There are well marked paths throughout the area, good maps are available and there are plenty of different routes to choose from, from gentle strolls like the Waterfall Walk to tough summit trips like Vinsåshornet. Or perhaps a combination of fjord sightseeing by boat and hiking to Skageflå farm is something for you.

How many have been behind a waterfall and felt the power of water cascading over one's head. Go for it! The hike to Storseterfossen is such an experience!

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Waterfall walk in Geiranger

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6216 Geiranger

The walk up or down 327 steps, plateaus and high airy view points, going close to the surging Storfossen (waterfall). The Waterfall Walk runs from Geiranger center up to Norwegian Fjord Centre and Hotel Union or vice versa. The combination of wild…

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Muldal

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6213 Tafjord

An excellent walking route, which winds up the slope from the fjord to the Mudal farms 370 m above sea-level. The path between the houses leads down to the Muldalsfoss, one of the highest waterfalls in the country (falling about 200 metres)…

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Eidsvatnet-Oaldsvatnet

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6215 Eidsdal

Leave your vehicle at Eidsvatnet. Follow the path from the north end of Eidsvatnet to Oaldsvatnet. The path then ascends, follow the open terrain with an excellent view. Fishing permits for Oaldsvatnet can be obtained at the self-service box at…

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Gjerdsegga

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6210 Valldal

Starting av Gjerde Camping, the gravel path goes through a tourist cabin site and the route continues through the woods up to Gjerdsegga (1140 masl.). Quite steep. Viewpoint.

Duration: about 4 1/2 hours

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Vinsåshornet

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6216 Geiranger

Hole Hytteutleige - Grinddalssætra - Vinsåshornet - Grinddalssætra- Hole Hytteutleige
The walks gives a superb panorama view of the Geirangerfjord.
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Our walk takes off from Hole Hytteutleige in the upper part part of the…

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Hike to Storseterfossen (waterfall)

Address

6216 Geiranger

The trip to the popular Storsæterfossen waterfall, where the trail actually goes behind the waterfall is one of the most used walking routes in Geiranger. It is carriageway to Vesterås (320 m.a.s.l.) by narrow gravel road, which are unsuitable for…

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Ruggå

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Fjørå
6210 Valldal

Hauge-Ruggå-Hauge
All the way from the start, there is an impressive fjord view, and from Ruggå you will have a good general overview of Valldalen.
Ruggå is the name of a large boulder on top of the hill between Fjørå and Valldal. When you are…

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Hellebostad-Åsenakken

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6218 Hellesylt

From Hellebostad there is a farm track that leads across the fields and on to a path westwards to Hellebostadelva. The path then runs along the west side of the river, then heads west to Vindholen and on to Åsenakken.
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Lillås - Storåsnakken

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6214 Norddal

Storåsnakken setting out from Lilleås (the ski slope). Fine views over the fjord and mountains.

Duration: about 1 hour

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Mefjellet

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6210 Valldal

From Valldal you drive the road to Tafjord through the 1 km long tunnel and continue to Fjørå. At the crossroad in Fjørå follow the signpost to Selboskar. The road climbs steep 4km up hill before it flattens out at Hauge, barely 400 m.a.s.l. Here…

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