World of Waterfalls Blog

Silverfallet (or ‘Silver Falls’) is a 30m waterfall on the Rakkasjokk feeding the lake in Torneträsk where across the lake is Lapporten near Björkliden, Sweden.

Loktajohka Waterfall (Låktatjåkka Vattenfall) is a gushing mountain cascade on the Låktatjåkka Stream seen while driving the plateau of Kiruna Lapland, Sweden.

Skogvann Waterfall is an unnamed waterfall by Skogvatnet that I happened to notice while driving the E10 between Narvik, Norway, and Björkliden, Sweden.

Skarbergvika Falls and the waterfalls on the way to Nordkapp page is where I’m dedicated such falls that I noticed on the long drive between Alta and Nordkapp.

The Alta Waterfall is a seemingly nameless waterfall that we kept noticing while driving between our lodge and Alta, which is the center of Finnmark, Norway.

Navitfossen (Navit Falls) & Røykfossen (Smoke Falls) are waterfalls on the Navitelva River dropping 15m and 30m, respectively. I hiked 2.3km total to see them.

Pikefossen (Nieidagorzi in Sami) is an 8m tall 75-100m wide waterfall on Kautokeino-Alta River north of Kautokeino on the Finnmark Plateau in Northern Norway.

Henrikafossen is a 200m waterfall on the Sarajohka in Spansdalen near Tennevoll, which we used as an excuse to break up our long drive to Tromsø, Norway.

Sorvagen Waterfall (Sørvågen Waterfall) is a cascade along the Munkebu Trail featuring views over the fishing village of Sørvågen in Moskenes, Lofoten, Norway.

…the ferries returned to the dock, it looked like line 2 was moving first, then line 1. However, lines 6 and 7 didn’t move at all. When line 1 was done loading, the ferry took off without us!…

Starefossen is a waterfall about 40m on a thin brook in the residential hills above Bergen maybe a 5km walk or so from the funicular at Mt Fløyen, Norway.

Ringedalsfossen (420m) & Tyssestrengene (646m) are two named but regulated waterfalls that can be seen on the popular 20km Trolltunga hike near Odda, Norway.

Sagfossen was a conspicuous waterfall that we spotted while driving the E134 between Skarre and the nearby Langfossen Waterfall. Back when Julie and I first noticed this waterfall, we didn’t…

Kjeragfossen is a 715m waterfall behind the famous Kjeragbolten (or Kjerag), both of which I viewed on a 10km hike with 380m elevation gain in Rogaland, Norway.

Preikestolen Waterfalls are the falls that we saw both on the 8km hike to famous Pulpit Rock and the Lysefjord Cruise to the Hengjane Falls in Rogaland, Norway.

The point of this Hunnedalen Waterfalls page was to acknowledge the scenic valleys and waterfalls that we encountered on the drive between Sirdal and Dirdal. It pretty much covered the stretch of…

Elgafossen (Elgåfossen) is a 46m unregulated waterfall on the Elja, which marked parts of the international border between Østfold, Norway and Bohuslän, Sweden.

Ramhultafallet is a seasonal 64m wide, 3-drop waterfall spilling into Lake Lygnern that we experienced on a couple of 300m paths near Sätila and Fjärås, Sweden.

This wasn’t what the forecast had called for so I decided to wait out the squall. In the mean time, I was putting on waterproof pants and hiking boots inside the car (not a lot of room mind you)…

Sarpefossen (Sarp Falls or Sarpsfossen) is a 20m waterfall on the Glomma River powering Sarpsborg City and accelerating Norway’s path to industrialization.