Hongavikfossen
Hongavikfossen is a light-flowing but attractive waterfall on the western cliffs of the Sauda Fjord (Saudafjorden). You can see it just before entering a tunnel from the south end on Rv520. You can also see it from the other side of the tunnel after walking or biking an old bypass passageway that goes around the road tunnel as it hugs the Sauda Fjord. From this bypass, you can not only see this waterfall from an opposite angle, but you can also look across the fjord to see another giant waterfall. You might see this waterfall also called Hangandvikfossen after the nearby community of Hangandvik as well as Brudesløret, which means "the Bridal Veil." Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: "Storfossen"] [Go to next waterfall: Svandalsfossen] [Go to the Rogaland Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Norway Page] [Return from Hongavikfossen to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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The falls as seen from the tunnel bypass path
