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Grinddalsfossen

Grinndalsfossen as seen from Geirangerfjorden





Grinddalsfossen is a tall cascading waterfall that we were able to see both from the Geirangerfjorden cruise as well as from a hike to
Storsæterfossen (or Storseterfossen). But given its length, it was really only a waterfall in which we could only see bits and pieces of it. So we weren't able to get a completely satisfying all-inclusive view of the falls, and perhaps the closest we got to such a view was from the cruise well before we returned to Geiranger.

To my knowledge, I don't think there's a way to get closer to this falls, but then again considering the nature of this cascade, it's not one where you'd want to get close to it.

Directions: To see the waterfall from the fjord, see our Seven Sisters page.

To see the waterfall from a trail, see our Storsæterfossen page.

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Returning to Geiranger with the falls towering above the townReturning to Geiranger with the falls towering above the town

Closer look at the falls as we were about to dockCloser look at the falls as we were about to dock

Looking down at the profile of Grinddalsfossen from the Storsæterfossen trailLooking down at the profile of the cascade from the Storsæterfossen trail

Closer look at the falls from the road to Hole HyttasCloser look at the falls from the road to Hole Hyttas

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