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Taken while aboard a ship during the "Norway in a Nutshell" tour. Black and white film was perfect for this moment showing the true contrast of the cliffs versus the sky. Shot on Kodak Tmax 100 with a Canon A2E in 2002.
Experienced by Mick Haupt
32 km from Lærdal
During a trip to Norway we visited Nærøyfjord, a narrow branch of the large Sognefjord. Facing away from the fjord I looked up to see these waterfalls of the cliffs surrounding the valley. The overcast, the misty waterfalls and rugged terrain gave way to this mystic feeling of a land where vikings used to rule long ago.
Experienced by Elise Mahutte
32 km from Lærdal
During a trip to Flåm, Norway we travelled to Nærøyfjord. The surrounding valley showed these beautiful and mystic waterfalls pouring down the mountains.
Experienced by Elise Mahutte
33 km from Lærdal
This is the famous Flam of Norway. It was a bit of a cold spell in June but really it was ok. there were not a lot of people around so we pretty much had the very famous flam train to ourselves which was REALLY cool. And when we got to the fiord, it was I bit rainy and cold, but all the better for these dramatic photos and super fantastic scenery. if you can get to the west of Norway, I highly recommend!
Experienced by Ardiss Hutaff
33 km from Lærdal
Saw these planks crossing sections of the river while on the train and had to walk 2 miles back to walk on them myself. || shot on Kodak TMax 100, 2002, scanned on Nikon Coolscan 4000.
Experienced by Mick Haupt
33 km from Lærdal
mountains reflecting in the water of a lake next to a Norwegian fjord
Experienced by Nathan Van de Graaf
33 km from Lærdal
Saw these planks crossing sections of the river while on the train and had to walk 2 miles back to walk on them myself. || shot on Kodak TMax 100, 2002, scanned on Nikon Coolscan 4000.
Experienced by Mick Haupt
42 km from Lærdal
Steep valley sides and moody clouds made this paddle an overwhelming experience. Gudvangen is one of the most beautiful places in Norway!
Experienced by Benjamin Davies
45 km from Lærdal
View of mountain valley on a train journey up the famous the Flåm Railway to Myrdal, Norway
Experienced by redcharlie
50 km from Lærdal
Hopperstad Stavkirke (Stave Church), Vik i Sogn, Norway
Experienced by Amy Cox
56 km from Lærdal
While traveling through the Fjærland area in Sogndal Norway we stumbled upon this proud spectacle of deer trophies overlooking one of the glaciers near Supphellebreen.
Experienced by Seth kane
65 km from Lærdal
A little cabin by the river at the Lunde Turiststatjon near Jølster, Norway.
Experienced by Pieter Biesemans
74 km from Lærdal
On our way up to Galdhøpiggen in Jotunheimen, Norway.
Experienced by Erik Nielsen
74 km from Lærdal
Geilo ski slope shot through the snow-topped trees
Experienced by Bryan Walker
78 km from Lærdal
When you travel througha country with this nature , you end up taking the scenic rute.
Experienced by Thomas Bjornstad
80 km from Lærdal
Besseggen, Norway. A popular day-long hike. Bring food, and take some breaks!
Experienced by Red Hat Factory
80 km from Lærdal
Part of the 2018 Besseggen hike, hosted by the Norwegian company Ringås INC (just kidding, that’s my friend’s last name, whom brought us on the trip).
Experienced by Red Hat Factory
80 km from Lærdal
Tame reindeer that you might come across while hiking Besseggen. They prefer to cool themselves on the snow fields scattered across the mountainsides.
Experienced by Red Hat Factory
80 km from Lærdal
As the Besseggen hike draws to a close, you walk along these cliffs – right around where we met the reindeer you can see in other pictures – and then you go straight down a leg breakingly steep path down to the little place you see in the end of the lake.
Experienced by Red Hat Factory
80 km from Lærdal
Trekking in Norway exploring the Besseggen surroundings. All of a sudden a boat appears on the smooth water and creates velvety wawes on the surface.
Experienced by Kalle Kortelainen