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The hike to Storsæterfossen is definitely worthwhile and shouldn't be missed if you want to explore the Geirangerfjord. The waterfall is very impressive and offers the rare opportunity to walk behind it and experience it up close. But be careful: The path behind the waterfall is very slippery in places! However, there are ropes provided for support.

The opportunity to admire Storsæterfossen from behind or below, experiencing it with all your senses, is an impressive attraction that shouldn't be missed when exploring the Geirangerfjord. However, caution and sure footing are required, as the path leading under the roaring waterfall is quite slippery in places! Feel free to hold onto the provided ropes!

Glacier tongues in all directions and the rushing stream in the valley – you just have to take it all in. It's a good idea to combine the tour with the Tuftebreen glacier, but the detour up the mountain is worth it, albeit considerably more challenging than the Bergsetbreen glacier. It's only 3.5 km from the parking lot, which is free and toll-free. Camping is not permitted there!

A beautiful hike with a worthwhile destination for us, the Kolbolten. Along the way, you'll need to be sure-footed, as well as great views. It's NOT an easy hike, but rather moderately difficult. And be careful, it's quite muddy in rain or after rainy days.

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It's worth a visit and easy to reach from the nearby parking lot.

Magnificent view and great scenery

The Briksdal Glacier is an arm of the 486 square kilometre Jostedal Glacier, the largest glacier in Europe