Top Things to do in Hardanger Fjord
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10 Nature & Parks in Hardanger Fjord That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Hardanger Fjord, Norway including Kvamskogen, Trolltunga Zippen, Rallarvegen (The Navvy Road), Buarbreen, Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall, Voringsfossen, Ringedalsdammen, Espelandsfossen Waterfall, Skjervsfossen Waterfall, The Goldfish Lake.
Restaurants in Hardanger Fjord
1. Kvamskogen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Kvamskogen mountains and skieldorado 1 hr from Bergen, 10 -15 min. from Norheimsund/oystese. Alpine and cross-country. Sledging for adults and children, halfpipe slope. More than 30 slalom courses, 3 with floodlights. 17 ski lifts/tows, 3 tows for children. 50 km prepared and marked ski tracks. Ski hire. Starting point for shorter and longer trips rest of the year as well.
2. Trolltunga Zippen
3. Rallarvegen (The Navvy Road)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Hardangervidda area. Path for hikers and cyclists. Haugastol - Finse - Hallingskarvet - Myrdal - Flam 92 km. Memorial of the construction of Bergensbanen 1895-1902. The road itself, the rail, bridges, workmen's huts and guard stations are all memorials of construction and operation of Northern Europe's highest railway station. The road has a total length of 95 kms included the stretch Upsete - Mjolfjell. Close to locaton of Migrant workers museum Rallarmuseet at Finse. Openingtimes is dependant on weather conditions.
4. Buarbreen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By ahsulyn - Zurich, Switzerland
One of the most beautiful hikes I’ve ever done (and I live in Switzerland where we have so many stunning hikes). This hike doesn’t take long, less than 3 hours if you’re in good shape, and the variety of terrain you see - mountains, glacier, forest, streams, waterfalls - is spectacular. The trail is rocky and steep in parts, requiring use of ropes and ladders to scramble up some of the slopes. You also have to cross a few muddy, wet areas, so be sure to wear good hiking shoes. There's parking available in Buer for a fee, as well as a campsite. Enjoy!
5. Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 325 reviews
2 kms from Norheimsund direction Bergen, just by route 7. One of the best known and photographed waterfalls of the country, where you can walk under and behind the waterfall. Stone monument astrophysicist Svein Rosseland. Represented Norway on Expo 2000.
Reviewed By RakshitaA4
On our way to Hardangerfjord, we paid a visit to Steinsdalsfossen and it was a great decision. View of the valley in front of the waterfall from the top is amazing, got a good view of the waterfall from behind, very many beautiful views all around the place.
6. Voringsfossen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 555 reviews
Reviewed By The-SCH-World-Travel
It's either you stop right at the top, with a bird's eye view of the waterfall, Geo coordinates as : 60.425468, 7.246463 OR like us, we choose a short hike ( 1.3km x2 ) to the base of the waterfall. You can park at 60.425203, 7.231709. Both sides of the road are widen to allow cars to park to hike to Vøringsfossen. The initial 200m is path road, after which , there are many boulders and bid rocks to overcome. But not a problem at all as just do it at your own pace and enjoy the hike. It's beautiful with a lovely weather to top it all. You can do it in 2 hours. We took about 3 hours as we had our picnic and rest at the waterfall too!
7. Ringedalsdammen
8. Espelandsfossen Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Waterfall, 150 m high, located along Route (Rv.) 572. The river flows from the Trolla Lake, which is partially frozen all year round. Highest point in the area is Olsskavlen, 1575 above sea level.
9. Skjervsfossen Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Skjervefossen waterfall is a 150 m. high waterfall with two waterfalls in a row. Near road Rv13. View point and kiosk.
10. The Goldfish Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
The Goldfish Lake or Skarsvatnet, 5 km from oystese direction Porsmyr/Fyksesund. It gets its name from the colour of the fish, gullfiskvederbuk, imported from the Congo and stocked into the little lake in 1914 by doctor Klaus Hansen and Munch Soegaard. This fish is a rare specie in Europe. Location ideal for picnic. Bathing facilities and good parking conditions.
