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It is Norway's and Northern Europe's highest unregulated waterfall. Vettisfossen has a free fall of 275 meters down from Vettismorki, a gentle plateau with seats and old pine forest.

The historic center of Lærdalsøyri is a charming cluster of well-preserved wooden houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Once a vital trading post between east and west Norway, it now offers a quiet stroll through history. Its narrow streets and traditional architecture reflect the town's rich cultural heritage.

If hiking up from Hjelle, Avdalfossen is the first waterfall you'll come to when exploring beautiful Utladalen. It's not as high as the famous Vettisfossen but it's a magnificent sight nonetheless. The drop is something in the region of 560 feet (170 m).

If you love waterfalls and you love running, a run along the Folkevegen will delight. Avdalfossen is just one of the spectacular cascades you'll see. Top billing goes to Vettisfossen, Northern Europe's highest free-falling waterfall, which is further along the valley.

Providing accommodation for those visiting the spectacular Vettisfossen, Vetti Gard Tourist Station is a charming place to stay. The farm serves food during the summer months.

An incredible sight, Vettisfossen is the highest free-falling waterfall in Northern Europe. A run along the Folkevegen to this immense cascade is a life-affirming experience.

Vettisfossen is Norway’s tallest free-falling waterfall. Nestled in the breathtaking Utladalen Valley, Vettisfossen plunges an impressive 275 meters (902 feet) in a single, unbroken drop.

Great waterfall, which branches out like a fan in the lower part.