Hjellefossen
Hjellefossen is the first of the unregulated Utla Valley (Utladalen) waterfalls in the western parts of Jotunheimen National Park. It cascades down a cliff directly in front of the road leading to the car park for the Vettisfossen hike. I doubt you're going to overlook this waterfall as it's the easiest to see of the falls in the area. Julie and I particularly remembered this waterfall because of the very nice toilet facility in the building right in front of the falls. In addition to being a very clean restroom, there was also grass on the roof of the building (like many others in rural Norway).
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My wife checking out the towering falls
