Location & Access You definitely need a car to get there, since there’s no public transport like train or bus available.
Climbing Experience The climbing route is actually quite easy and suitable for beginners. The average time is manageable, and along the way you can enjoy forests, streams, rocks, and lots of greenery.
Nature & Scenery The water is clean and strong, depending on the season. The scenery is beautiful and still wild, perfect for photos and check-ins. The atmosphere is fresh and cool.
Facilities & Services There is a parking area (50kr, quite reasonable for the experience) and toilets nearby, but honestly, the toilets are not clean and smell very bad.
Safety The spot provides climbing ropes, which makes the experience safer for visitors.
Best Time to Visit Both rainy and dry seasons are possible, but the best time to go is around noon to afternoon when the view is most stunning.
Personal Impression What impressed me most was the natural beauty and the peaceful vibe of the place. I would definitely recommend...
Read moreThe hike to Månafossen is short but steep, and well worth the effort. The waterfall is powerful and dramatic, crashing down into the valley with a roar that you feel in your chest. It’s one of the most impressive falls in Norway.
A bit further on, the trail leads to Mån, a peaceful old mountain farm surrounded by beautiful nature. It’s quiet, green, and perfect for a rest or picnic. The contrast between the wild waterfall and the calm valley makes the trip unforgettable.
If you want a taste of raw Norwegian nature, this...
Read moreNice little hike with an impressive view on the Månafossen waterfall. Usually enough parking places available (NOK 30). The hike is well maintained but quite steep. Proper shoes recommended. It will take you maybe 15 mins up to the water fall. I also recommend to continue the route to Mån which is a very nice place and just takes you 30 mins more. If even go a bit further you will find a nice lake hidden behind some impressive rocks. Great four...
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