Eidfjord Travel Guide

 adema29 Says:  If you are in Eidfjord, do not miss the Simadalsfjorden.It is only few minutes away and it is unique. It seems that there are a kot of nice waterfallls too and unfortunatelly I have heard about Kjeasen too late.You may find there a nice view to the fjord and not only.... 

 josephshub Says:  One of the unforgettable fjords - Simadalsfjord, is not so known. The best view is from Kjeåsen mountain farm. From Eidfjord drive around 1.5 kilometres past Sima hydroelectric power plant, and then take the first road to the left. 

 echapman Says:  Eidfjord lies at the foot of the Hardangervidda, or as it is also known Norway?s roof. Here there is endless expanse of mountain tundra. By the 1st July, the toll road into Tinnh?len is usually open and such mountain species as Horned Lark, Bluethroat, Snow Bunting and... 

 josephshub Says:  Skytjefossen waterfall has a free fall of 300 metres and is one of the highest waterfalls in Norway. The waterfall lies innermost in Simadalen, around 12 kilometres from the centre of Eidfjord 

 evaanna Says:  The king of Norwegian waterfalls, Voringfossen, is 181 m high. If you look at it from above from the special platform near the Fossli Hotel, where you must pay NOK 20 to park your car, the camera can't take it all in and the grandeur of the place is lost. You can get a much... 

 Roeffie Says:  VøringfossenThe Vøringfossen is probably the most known waterfall of Norway. Just northwest of Harddangervidda on road 7 from Geilo to Eidfjord.For the nicest total view on this waterfall you have to take the sideroad to the Fossli Hotel. The Fossli Hotel has a large Parking... 

 Roeffie Says:  MåbødalenHere road 7 gets down to sealevel or fjordlevel if you like. The Highland of Hardangervidda stops here and trough several hairpins the road gets down to the Fjords. 

 Roeffie Says:  Hardangervidda Natursenter in Øvre EidfjordExcellent exhibition about Hardangervidda Nasjonalpark. What animals are there? What plants do you see? What fish live in the nearby fjords? All the answers are given here.Don't miss the movie, it is excellent. 

 Sharrie Says:  Yippee! Something out of this world! Surprise is still something I'm looking for in life. I love finding pleasant surprises! This is definitely worth waiting for :-) 

 Sharrie Says:  It took me a long way to get here... from Stockholm, Oslo, Bergen, then Voss, Ulvik, Hardanger & finally Eidfjord.This is one of the pix taken along the way. Sometimes, the enroute scenery does have a charm of its own. 

 Sharrie Says:  Ever looked at the sky? I mean truly look at it? I did a lot of that while in Norway & Canada. I don't know why, but I found them most beautiful here. Sometimes, you like something for no reason other than a feeling of affinity... & here, I feel home.