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The waterfall and rapids in the heart of Geiranger are truly impressive and well worth a visit. A meticulously constructed path with a non-slip metal grating allows you to get very close to the roaring water. The highlight is the walkway that extends directly over the large waterfall. Note: Due to the many steps, the path is definitely not wheelchair accessible. Furthermore, the grating poses a risk of injury to dogs' paws; it's best to keep your four-legged friend away from this path.

This breathtaking view is something you simply have to experience! The Geirangerfjord is indescribably beautiful, and its wild nature is truly impressive. Most importantly: Don't just take photos and selfies, but take your time and really savor the experience and cherish it as a lasting memory ;)

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.

great view of Geiranger and the fjord

From the harbor, you can easily walk to the Geiranger Sorfossen Waterfall in just a few minutes. At this magnificent and impressive waterfall, you can then climb up the steps or paths right next to the force of nature. You'll also get a little wet from the spray.

Wrong place! This isn't a farm.