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If you are driving along Highway 70 from Oppdal or Sunndalsøra, take off at Gjøra and drive about 5 km to Svisdal. Around you, the Sunndal mountains rise up towards Dovre, with three waterfalls tumbling down the mountainsides into the same ravine.…
The road goes between Finnset in Eikesdal through Finnsetlia to Sunndalsøra. Driving up the Finnsetlia, there are several 180 degree hairpin turns and dramatic nature that might take your breath away. The trip from the fertile Eikesdalen valley,…
Dorgefoss is a beautiful sight. The Sira river is regulated and the amount of water running through the waterfall varies. The county road crosses the river so that you can look down into the water fall from the bridge. From the picnic area nearby,…
Drivandefossen waterfall is found in beautiful and lush Mørkridsdalen in Skjolden, only a 15-20 minutes walk from the road. This is also the route to Åsetevatnet and the DNT-cabin at Fast.
Beautiful waterfall in Landedalen. Here you can enjoy the rare experience of standing behind a waterfall.
At the south side of Lustrafjorden you will find the magnificent Feigefossen Waterfall. Beautiful, 218 meters tall and one of Norways highest unregulated waterfalls.
If you´d like to get close, hike up the trail alongside the river. There are…
Fossadn is a beautiful waterfall situated near Gullingen in Suldal, Ryfylke. Enjoy a cold spray, if you wish!
Fotlandsfossen (the Footland waterfall), located in the cross between Fv. 206 and Fv. 210) is a distinctive and not expected landscape area in the municipality of Time. Here has the Hå river dug itself between the phyllite rock and made the biggest…
Friaren –The Suitor – lies on the opposite bank to Dei sju systre – The Seven Sisters – in the Geirangerfjord. The falls are not particularly high, but are split at the centre, revealing a rock face in a form that resembles a bottle. Legend has it…
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