Mågålaupet is a 100-meter long, zigzag-shaped gorge in the river Driva in Oppdal municipality in Trøndelag, Norway. The narrowest point is 1.5 meters wide. The depth is estimated to 10 meters. The gorge consists of a series of large interconnected giant's kettles formed by the river Driva since the last ice age.
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Amazing river with stunning natural scenery all around. I felt like I was in some fairytale land it was that magical!
The car park was small, but big enough for a roadside attraction. The path down to the river is not accessible for wheelchairs due to its steepness and sliding gravel. Although, it is just a short walk to the viewing platform.
Personally, I don't think there's quite enough things to do in this location, just viewing the river and/or going for a hike/walk, although for what's there, it is beautiful, especially for holidaymakers.
Altogether a very pretty spot for a stopping point on a long journey or a hiking trip, as there is also a hiking trail at this spot which isn't that long, but still spectacular. Would recommend, but not for a...
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Great place to swim, 5 minutes away from the parking.
You have to climb a little bit to access to the river so it's not advised for people who can't walk easily.
You can even jump into the clear water. There are 2 jumps, 4 meters and 10 meters. The water is quite cold obviously so be prepared !
We stopped there for 1 hour while we were on the road and it was amazing.
I really recommend it as a break on a long drive or if you are nearby...
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Very nice stop along E6. Here you can enjoy waterfalls, rock formations, and even swim in a river. Great views on the mountains. Those who visit with small children should be careful as there are no fences next to the steep cliffs. Parking cost 30 kr. paid by vipps. No toilet, however there are plenty of trees around. Definitely recommend to stop here if you are driving...
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