Other Førde and Gaular Waterfalls You can see a great sampling of the waterfalls in the area by driving a loop (what I'm calling the Førde/Gaular Loop or the Waterfall Country Loop) that conveniently begins and ends in Førde and can take as little as a couple hours to a whole day (depending on how much you want to see; we did it in a whole afternoon). There are also a couple of worthy detours such as an out-and-back detour along the Dalsfjord to the west and an intriguing one to the southeast on a trail known for waterfalls called Fossestein. The most prominent of the waterfalls in Waterfall Country is Huldrefossen, but I've devoted this page to show you a taste of some of the other waterfalls you might find upon a visit here. Directions: This page covers the stretch of road covering the E39, Rv610, and Rv13 beginning and ending at Førde. Fossestein follows the Rv13 to the southeast of this loop southeast of where the Rv610 and Rv13 junction. TRIP REPORTSGUIDEBOOKS / OTHER RESOURCESNEARBY WATERFALLSHave You Been To This Waterfall?
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Osfossen - seen on the way to 
Fossfossen
Vallestadfossen
An attractive waterfall on Fossestein
Another waterfall on the Fossestein
A waterfall coming down the cliff on the southern end of the Førde/Gaular loop
Another waterfall in Gaular
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