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The long Eikesdalsvatnet lake lies just 26 metres above sea level, while the surrounding mountains tower to heights of 1,500 to 1,800 metres straight up from the lake. The Mardalsfossen waterfall cascades 297 metres down into the valley and is the...
On its way through the valley of Brattlandsdalen, the Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke, Rv 13, passes the scenic area known as Flesåna. The waterfall here is particularly striking. It is best viewed from the rest area in the valley. The volume of the...
Tverrelva river lies along the path to Sunndalsetra mountain farm in Oppstryn.
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,...
As you drive The Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke, Fv. 520 and Rv. 13, you pass the impressive Svandalsfossen waterfall just before you reach Saudasjøen in Ryfylke. If you park your car, you can walk under the bridge for a close-up view.
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...
In earlier days, the road to which they brought cattle down to graze by the fjord went behind this waterfall. You can still walk it, and to see the fjord through the waterfall is a spectacular sight.
Parking by the public school at Rand. Nice...
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...
At Verma (top end of Romsdal Valley, 40 kilometres from Åndalsnes). Railway bridge of hand-dressed stone, described as "a tiger's spring in stone". 60 metres (200 feet) above the river. Signposted footpath to photography point by road. The waterfall...
Trollstigen, the road 63, is a part of the Norwegian Scenic Route; Geiranger - Trollstigen. Driving Trollstigen is a dramatic and exciting experience. The road twists through 11 hairpin bends as it climbs up to Stigrøra (858 metres above sea level)....
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