Best waterfalls in Møre og Romsdal are found amidst a landscape of deep fjords and towering mountains. This county in Western Norway features numerous cascades, many of which are easily accessible. The region is known for its dramatic natural beauty, offering diverse waterfall experiences.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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great view of Geiranger, the Geirangelva river and the fjord
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Very nice place. Nice view down into the gorge.
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Take water with you for the journey!
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Don't make the mistake of letting the entrance scare you off. It's worth it :)
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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.
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The Geirangerfjord area is home to several iconic waterfalls, including The Seven Sisters, The Suitor, and The Bridal Veil, all plunging directly into the fjord. These are best viewed from a fjord cruise. Another notable waterfall is Stigfossen along the famous Trollstigen road, known for its powerful cascades.
Yes, you can experience walking behind the curtain of water at Storseter Falls. The scenic Fosseråsa trail leads to this unique spot, offering an immersive perspective of the approximately 30-meter high waterfall. Be aware that the path behind can be slippery.
Yes, the Trollkyrka (Troll Church) offers ingenious caves with an underground waterfall. Exploring these limestone caves is an adventurous experience, and a headlamp is highly recommended for visibility.
The best time to experience the full power and volume of many waterfalls in Møre og Romsdal is during late spring and early summer, typically from May to July. This is when melting snow from the mountains feeds the rivers, making the cascades particularly impressive.
Yes, several waterfalls are accessible for families. Storfossen Waterfall in Geiranger features a well-constructed path with 326 steps, allowing close access and even a walkway directly over the water. The Gudbrandsjuvet Gorge also offers family-friendly viewpoints of its dramatic river and cascades.
Møre og Romsdal offers a variety of hiking trails near its waterfalls. For example, you can find easy hikes like the Storseterfossen Trail or the Mardalsfossen Trail. More challenging options include the Kløvstien Trail. You can explore more options on the Waterfall hikes in Møre og Romsdal guide.
Visitors frequently highlight the immersive experiences, such as walking behind Storseter Falls, and the close-up views offered by trails like the one at Storfossen Waterfall (Geiranger). The sheer power and natural beauty, even in the rain, are often mentioned as impressive.
Yes, Møre og Romsdal is home to some of Europe's and the world's tallest waterfalls. Mardalsfossen is one of Europe's tallest, known for its roaring beauty. Even more impressively, Vinnufossen is one of the world's highest waterfalls, cascading 845 meters down the mountainside, particularly breathtaking in late spring.
Absolutely. Many waterfalls are located within areas offering diverse outdoor activities. For instance, the Geirangerfjord area provides opportunities for fjord cruises and hiking. The Trollstigen road, home to Stigfossen, is a famous scenic drive. You can also find MTB Trails in Møre og Romsdal that pass near some waterfall viewpoints.
The famous Trollstigen mountain road features impressive waterfalls like Stigfossen and Trollfossen. Stigfossen is a powerful cascade with a total height of 240 meters, visible from viewpoints at Trollstigheim and from the road itself, especially from beneath the beautiful Stigfossbrua Bridge. These waterfalls frame the dramatic 11-turn serpentine road, enhancing the scenic drive.
Yes, the Åmotan area near Sunndal is a dramatic confluence of rivers featuring several waterfalls merging into one breathtaking gorge. A hike in Åmotan provides stunning views of nature's raw power and the unique geological formations.


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