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Sanddalsfossen

Sanddalsfossen over a manmade lake



Sanddalsfossen is a very pretty waterfall in Myklebustdalen just east of Byrkjelo. However, this waterfall could be short-lived as hydroelectric developments have already taken place, which threaten to cut off its waterflow. The photo taken here came from an unpaved road that went past one of the buildings for the scheme and bypassed a few tractors and other manmade artifacts. That clear pool you see is a manmade lake. I was here in June 2005 so by the time you see this, it could join the long list of other Norwegian waterfall victims.

Look for this waterfall before the road bends to the south around the lovely lake Sanddalsvatnet. Once you find the falls, look for a parking spot along the road (we didn't try to park in the nearby hotel) then walk your way towards the falls.



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