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World-class fjord experiences

Geirangerfjord is on UNESCO's World Heritage List and is surrounded by majestic mountain peaks, wild waterfalls and lush, green vegetation. You would have to be world-weary not to be impressed by this majestic wonder of creation, where for centuries people have shown an astonishing willingness to cling tightly to the precipitous mountainsides.

Waterfalls like the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil send vast cascades of water down over sheer rock faces or caress the mountain wall with gossamer mists, creating a never-ending display of changing rainbows to fill you with delight and wonder. It is no coincidence that Geirangerfjord is often listed as one of the most spectacular places in the world.

Take a boat trip on the fjord to experience this wonder of nature. Passenger boats, fast RIBs and ferries can all give you a wonderful fjord experience and guides will tell you about the history, with a fund of good stories. Or get closer to the elements and see what the fjord looks like from a perspective in a kayak or try the combination of boat trip and hike to historical farms such as Skageflå and Knivsflå.

The National Tourist Route Geiranger-Trollstigen winds its way up and down the mountainsides, hairpin bend by hairpin bend, to impressive viewing points such as Ørnesvingen, Flydalsjuvet and Geiranger Skywalk - Dalsnibba. You can reach them under your own steam, go on guided round trips, or hire electric bicycles or small electric cars with GPS guiding.

The Norwegian Fjord Centre is an authorized information centre for the UNESCO World Heritage Site, where exhibitions and multimedia displays fascinate young and old alike. If you want an authentic summer mountain farm environment, Herdalssetra is not far away. You can also be in contact with farm animals at Westerås Gard, ideally in combination with an easy hiking trip to Vesteråsfjellet or Storseterfossen.

You can experience total relaxation in the Bath and Spa section of Hotel Union Geiranger.

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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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Salmon fishing in Eidsdalselva

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6215 Eidsdal

Fishing season: 15.06–15.08

The river is divided into 3 zones with 4 rods per zone. Stretch with salmon approximately 6 km. The river is protected daily from 12.00-17.00 hours and 23.00-06.00 hours. From Sunday to Monday the river is…

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Salmon fishing in Korsbrekkeelva, Hellesylt

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Stadheim
6218 Hellesylt

Stadheimfossen Camping & Cabins offers salmon fishing in Korsbrekkeelva at Hellesylt in a stretch of the river about 1 km from Stadheimfossen towards the sea. Prior to 10th August the whole stretch is open as a single zone for 4 rods, after 10th…

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Salmon fishing in Norddalselva (Storelva)

Address

6214 Norddal

Fishing season: 15.06–15.08
The river is divided into 2 zones with 2 rods per zone. Stretch with salmon approximately 2,5 km. The river is open most days for fishing from 05.00-11.00 hours and 17.00-23.00 hours. Tuesdays 17.00-23.00 only.…

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Salmon fishing in Strandaelva

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6200 Stranda

The river is divided into 8 zones with 6 rods in each zone. Stretch with salmon approxomately 10 km. The river is protected (closed) at night from 23.00–02.00.

Prices: lowest zone NOK 150,- (7 hours), the other zones cost NOK 90,- (7…

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Skagedalsvatnet

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6216 Geiranger

Skagedalsvatnet is at 1089 m above sea level. To reach the lake it is possible to walk from Homlong via Homlongssetra to Skagedalssætra, then from there up to the lake. Alternatively, it is possible to walk to Skageflå and then to Homlongsætra and…

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Skusetelva

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6215 Eidsdal

Marked with border sign Skuset-Eide (southwards) and border sign Skuseth-Berge (northwards). The river Skusetelva comprises the stretch between these two marked borders. Fishing on both sides of the river. Do not damage farm land. 
Fishing…

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Sky to Fjord Downhill Bike Tour

Address

Gågata 10
6216 Geiranger

The Sky to Fjord bike tour offers you the opportunity to ride on one of the most spectacular roads in the world surrounded by a dramatic landscape of majestic mountains, gorgeous waterfalls and beautiful lakes.
We drive you up the mountain to…

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Price fromNOK450.00 to NOK630.00 Tickets

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Steindalen/Tjønne

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6210 Valldal

The area includes 5 trout lakes (Grøndalsvatnet, Steindalstjønna, Bjørneggtjønna, Grøndalstjønna and Heskotjønna) from 670 m.a.s.l. until 984 m.a.s.l. and about 8 km of trout river. 
To reach this area, turn off rv 63 to Grønningsæter.…

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Stranda

Address

6200 Stranda

There are several different trout fishing areas, each of these has a separate fishing permit.

Fishing permits:
- G-Sport in the centre of Stranda
- Available from local landowners in Fjørstad and Røyr.

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