Vøringsfossen — Attraction in Eidfjord

This was one of the most picturesque areas my husband and I have been in Norway. The view from the overlook is spectacular, the view from down near the river is okay. I may have had a better opinion of it, but after a rainy day, this hike had me legitimately afraid of wiping out as a good portion of it is somewhat treacherous medium-sized rock scrambling and there are segments where there is some washed out trail with slick mud as well. That being said, I'm really glad to have had the opportunity to take on the challenge of this trek. I recommend it only for experienced hikers and those without any kind of mobility issues as there isn't much in the way of assistance or room for error on narrow paths near ateep.embankmenta.. The trail is very well marked, which was a wonderful thing given the almost bushwhacking fewl...

Impressive and astonishing! There was a sunny window in the morning and we decided to go here with a baby backpack carrier. It was a good trip. The stairs were installed with solid structure for the tourists to appreciate the waterfall and immerse themselves in the nature a lot better. You also can take some really nice pictures if avoid the large crowd. I can imagine the stairs get busy in summer days so do mind your steps when there are a lot people. For those who are afraid of heights, I would not recommend this location as it does get scary especially when you look down. For those with young kids, baby carrier or back pack carrier is your friend. Making young ones (mine 2.5YO) walk / climb in this location all the way through might be tiring...

This was a fantastic waterfall, even though it was quite overcast the day we visited. The falls are very high, the volume of water flowing in through a fairly narrow entrance is enormous (and loud!), and the viewing opportunities are good. The main viewing platform was fogged in, but you could hear the falls and tell that you were standing over a lot of empty space. S short hike down a trail on the left (facing out) led to a crazy bridge over the headwaters, supported by two huge tripods. Not too many cars when we visited, in the afternoon of a cloudy day, so parking was no problem. Google maps initially led us to the wrong parking lot, which was closed, but we easily found the right one. There's also a...