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Steinsdalsfossen

The Steinsdalsfossen is a wild and impressive waterfall located by Norheimsund and the Hardangerfjord. You can walk the trail and stand behind the waterfall!
The Steinsdalsfossen waterfall is one of Norway’s best known and most photographed waterfalls. The waterfall was even a favourite of Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany (1888-1918) who visited Steinsdalsfossen almost every summer. The waterfall, located 2 km from the village of Norheimsund, is particularly popular as you can walk behind it and experience its beauty and force from inside the waterfall.

Facts about the Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall:

  • One of Norway’s most visited natural attractions
  • 50 metres high
  • You can walk behind it
  • Located 2 km from the village of Norheimsund
  • Our tour Hardangerfjord in a Nutshell™ passes by Steinsdalsfossen

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