Old Eidfjord Church – View of Eidfjord loop from Myklatun

Hiking trails & Routes

Norway

Hordaland

Eidfjord

Old Eidfjord Church – View of Eidfjord loop from Myklatun

Moderate

4.1

(8)

hikers

Old Eidfjord Church – View of Eidfjord loop from Myklatun

03:47

14.6km

100m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

Get Directions

2.77 km

Eidfjordvatnet

Lake

4.98 km

Old Eidfjord Church

Highlight • Religious Site

This stone church was built around the year 1309. It is not currently functioning as a church, but can still be visited as a historic site.

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7.54 km

Eidfjord Harbor

Highlight • Rest Area

Aida pearls

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7.60 km

View of Eidfjord

Highlight • Viewpoint

from here you can watch crusaders, as long as the ships are reasonably clean in terms of exhaust gas

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7.77 km

Eidfjord Tourist Information Center

Highlight • Rest Area

Eidfjord is pure nature and an El Dorado for hikers. A tour through the tranquil little town offers many small insights into the local way of life.

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7.91 km

World's Largest Pelton Turbine Wheel (Statkraft, Eidfjord)

Highlight • Monument

Supposedly part of Eidfjord's Sima Power Station hydroelectric power station

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12.3 km

View of Lake Eidfjordvatnet

Highlight • Viewpoint

View of the lake, the surrounding area and the tunnel entrance from the hiking trail.

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14.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.92 km

3.16 km

1.29 km

114 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

9.99 km

3.11 km

649 m

613 m

114 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Thursday 5 November

10°C

6°C

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Comments

September 22, 2024,Eidfjord

Coming from Eidfjord, there are two paths leading to the lake. The left one ends at the lake, the right one we took leads to the other side of the path. It has great hiking trails, some with their own tunnels for cyclists and pedestrians, but in parts it runs directly along the road. The views are always worth it.

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