There are tons of amazing must-see waterfalls in Norway and I will cover a few, these are the 10 Must-See Waterfalls in Norway for Adventure Lovers.

There are lots of beautiful and spectacular waterfalls in Norway. No wonder Norway is always referred to as one of the most beautiful countries in the world. 

This Scandinavian country is blessed with so many natural wonders of beauty ranging from crystal clear lakes to towering fjords. This is a country you should include in your travel bucket list. You can also check the beauty of Norway’s Fjords here.

These 10 beautiful picturesque waterfalls are just one of the many reasons to visit Norway.

Let’s explore some of the most magnificent and awe-inspiring waterfalls in Norway. These 10 waterfalls are in No particular order.

Must-see Beautiful Waterfalls in Norway

1. Vøringsfossen

Vøringsfossen is one of the most famous waterfalls in Norway, and for good reason. Located in the heart of the Hardangervidda National Park, this waterfall is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the area. 

It has a drop of 182 meters. A magnificent panoramic view awaits sightseers from the viewing platform. 

The best time to visit Vøringsfossen is during the warmer months, from June to August. Visitors should bring appropriate clothing and footwear, as the area can be windy and chilly. Vøringsfossen is easily accessible by car or takes a sightseeing tour bus from Eidfjord, which is 17 kilometers away.

2. Kjosfossen

Kjosfossen is another impressive waterfall located in Norway’s western region. It is best known for its location on the Flåm Railway, one of the most scenic train routes in the world. 

The waterfall drops from a height of 225 meters and is often shrouded in mist, giving it an otherworldly appearance. 

Visitors can catch a glimpse of the waterfall as the train passes by, or they can stop at the nearby station and take a short hike to get a closer look.

3. Langfossen

Langfossen is often considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world as declared by The World Waterfall Database. This waterfall is located in the Åkrafjord region, which is known for its dramatic landscapes and pristine wilderness. 

Langfossen drops from a height of 612 meters and is among the tallest waterfalls in Europe. The best time to visit Langfossen is from May to September.

Visitors can hike to the base of the waterfall and feel the mist on their faces or take a boat tour to see it from a different perspective.

4. Steinsdalsfossen

Steinsdalsfossen is a unique waterfall located near the town of Norheimsund in western Norway. Experience a scenic view of the falls by walking behind the waterfalls itself.

 The waterfall drops from a height of 46 meters and is a popular destination for both international and local visitors.

You can make a side trip to this charming waterfall when you are visiting Bergen.

5. Månafossen

You can find Månafossen in the municipality of Gjesdal, Rogaland.  This is a shorter waterfall as compared to other Norwegian waterfalls. Its height is about 92m and is enough drop for the water to create a dramatic misty appearance at the bottom.

From the parking area, visitors can hike approximately 30mins to the top of the waterfall and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Be prepared with proper hiking footwear as the path can be very steep and slippery, especially during the rainy season.

6. Tvindefossen

Tvindefossen is a popular waterfall located in Voss, Norway. The waterfall drops from a height of 116 meters (some say it is 152m) and is surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. 

Did you know that Tvindefossen is said to be the fountain of youth? Yes, in the 1990s, Tvindefossen is said to be the fountain of rejuvenation and revival of sexual potency. So don’t get shocked when you will see visitors coming and filling their water bottles from it! You might as well bring your own water bottle too!

7. Rjoandefossen

Rjoandefossen is just one of the beautiful waterfalls you can see in the stretch of Flåmsbanen. You can find this natural gem in the municipality if Aurland, Norway.

Flåm is very famous for having a spectacular railway view. One waterfall you can see when taking this railway is the Rjoandefossen.

8. Husedalen Waterfalls

Husedalen Waterfalls is a series of four waterfalls located near the town of Kinsarvik. Prepare to be smitten by these four waterfalls, Tveitafossen, Nyastølsfossen, Nykkjesøyfossen, and Søtefossen.

These waterfalls vary in size but for sure they have a beauty that will capture every tourist’s attention.

Visitors can hike along a well-marked trail that leads past all four waterfalls, each with its own unique charm.

So get ready with your weatherproof clothes to hike to these amazing wonders of nature.

9. Mardalsfossen

Mardalsfossen is one of the highest waterfalls in Norway, dropping from a height of 705 meters according to SSB (645m according to World Waterfall Database). 

This charming beauty of nature consists of a tiered waterfall, with 2 large drops and smaller ones as it nears the bottom.

It is located in the Møre and Romsdal counties and is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. Visitors can hike to the base of the waterfall or enjoy panoramic views from a nearby viewing platform.

10. Rjukandefossen

Rjukandefossen is a stunning waterfall located in Hemsedal, Norway. It is surrounded by picturesque forests and mountains. 

Hemsedal is a know skiing area in Norway so you can take a side trip to the waterfalls if you are in the area.

Visitors can hike to the base of the waterfall or admire it from a nearby bridge.

In conclusion, Norway is home to an incredible array of waterfalls, each with its own unique beauty and charm. From towering giants like Mardalsfossen and Langfossen to hidden gems like Rjoandefossen and Tvindefossen, Norway’s waterfalls is a must-see for any nature lover or adventurer. 

Just like any other tourist spot, it is best to visit the waterfalls during the warmer months which are from May-September. The summer month of July is the peak season.

Gear up with your proper weatherproof clothes and footwear to hike these beautiful Norwegian falls or you can access them by car, bus, or train.

We hope this article has inspired you to explore the beauty of Norway’s waterfalls for yourself.

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