Henfallet
Henfallet is the highest waterfall in the Tydal municipality at 90m. It's quite a long detour from Trondheim to get here, but this is a must-see for waterfall lovers that are in that area. For added motivation, you can even make a day-long loop that leaves and returns to Trondheim passing through the UNSECO World Heritage town of Røros before getting to this lovely waterfall. Look for a signed turnoff from Rv705 just south of the tiny township of Ås. From there, the road initially passes by a few residences before entering an unsealed road that leads quite a ways towards the falls as it follows the Hena watercourse. You'll see Kvernfossen along the way. Eventually, you'll see a signed car park (room for a few cars) where a very short jaunt takes you through the trees and towards a gorgeous look at the falls. There are trails that leave from your views of the falls, but we didn't try them (I suspect they lead closer to the watercourse but I'm not sure if it goes to the base of the waterfall). Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: Kvernfossen] [Go to next waterfall: Formofossen] [Go to the Central Norway (Buskerud/Oppland/Sør-Trøndelag/Nord-Trøndelag) Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Norway Page] [Return from Henfallet to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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