From the spectacular viewing platforms near the Fossli Hotel, to the step bridge crossing the river over the waterfall and to the new viewing platforms and walking path all the way down to Fossatromma, you can watch large amounts of water tumble down into the Måbødalen valley.
The best-known waterfall in Norway. See vast quantities of water plunge 182 m from the Hardangervidda plateau into the Måbødalen valley. Spectacular viewing platforms near Fossli Hotel 1 km from route 7 Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda. The National Tourist Routes started the construction at Vøringsfossen waterfall in the autumn of 2015, and everything, including the parking lot at Fossatromma (right next to Route 7) with toilets and charging stations, was completed in September 2024.
There is a path through the canyon going into the Vøringsfossen waterfall. It is a fantastic hike through a wild landscape. More information here.
The waterfall is partially or entirely frozen during winter. When large amounts of snow, it is not safe to go to the viewpoints at Fossli Hotel. This because the safety fences can be entirely covered by snow.
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Be aware of that Vøringsfossen waterfall is located in the mountains, 700 masl. During spring and autumn make sure to wear warm and weatherproof clothing and shoes, as there might be snow and harsh weather conditions by the waterfall. Parking and toilet facilities at Fossli and Fossatromma are available from 01.04. – 31.10 - subject to small / normal amounts of snow, might open later and /or close earlier due to snow, ice and weather conditions. When traveling at the viewing points, please pay attention to weather and conditions.
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