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A good Geiranger insider tip is to cycle from Dalsnibba down to the fjord to enjoy the spectacular views along the way, rather than just looking from the skywalk. Discover famous waterfalls like "The Seven Sisters" and the Bridal Veil on a fjord boat cruise before cruise ships dock to experience the view without the large crowds. Explore the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint with its chair installation, or hike to the Homlongsætra mountain pasture for a different, lesser-known view of the fjord.

Facts about the Geirangerfjord The fjord is 15 km long, 1.5 km wide at its widest point, and 700 m deep at its deepest point. The area, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, covers 498 km² and includes the fjord and the surrounding areas in the Stranda and Norddal counties.

Numerous waterfalls and free-flowing rivers, deciduous and coniferous woodlands and forests, glacial lakes, glaciers, rugged mountains and a range of other natural attributes combine towards making Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord among the most scenically outstanding landscapes in the world.

Get to know the wild and beautiful waterfalls in Geiranger! Do you enjoy waterfalls, rivers, spectacular viewpoints, and local stories? Then a waterfall hike in Geiranger is for you! Experience spectacular waterfalls and rivers on a tour that also includes a visit to the Norwegian Fjord Centre Museum. During this two-hour adventure in Geiranger, you'll learn about the wild and beautiful rivers and waterfalls in Geiranger and hear stories about how the power of water has shaped this World Heritage Site for thousands of years.

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In the evening the place becomes really tranquil.

The view from up here offers fjords, peaks and high mountains - an excursion that is simply part of a visit to Geiranger. Definitely worth seeing

The summit is very easily accessible by car (toll road) and the view is phenomenal!