Gjerdefossen
The falls seemed to have somewhat light flow for such a named waterfall so I reckon it probably goes dry not far into Summer once its drainage has been depleted of the sourcing snowmelt. Directions: For directions to the cruise, see the Seven Sisters Waterfalls page. Even though we didn't exercise the Eagle's Road access option, I believe you would have to drive north of Geiranger along Rv63 and up the switchbacks of Ørneveien. I believe there would be a place to pullout and do that hike (but again we hadn't done it so it's just speculation at this point). TRIP REPORTSFor more information about our experiences with this waterfall, check out the following travel stories.GUIDEBOOKS / OTHER RESOURCESNEARBY WATERFALLS
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Geirangerfjorden; if you look carefully, you'll see Gjerfefossen coming down in the background
Closer look at the falls on the approach
More frontal view of the falls
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