From towering mountains and glaciers, to waterfalls and narrow fjord arms, Hardanger is home to some of the most famous natural icons and well-known hiking trails in Norway. Inside and outside the magnificent mountains you can find traces of what shaped the communities in this beautiful region. Visit Eidfjord or Tyssedal to discover the fascinating history of power production, and how it remains an important cornerstone of local communities.
Eidfjord
Eidfjord is situated on the edge of the Hardangervidda plateau in the innermost reaches of the Hardangerfjord, on the Rv7 road, which is one of the main arteries between east and west Norway. Eidfjord is home to the spectacular Vøringsfossen waterfall, where you get up close to the forces of nature. The Norwegian Nature Centre – Hardanger can also be found in Eidfjord, and is where you can discover how nature has shaped us throughout history.