Flydalsjuvet and Geiranger skywalk

There are few places that can entice with such beautiful untouched nature. And for that reason Geirangerfjord is on the prestigious UNESCO list of world cultural and natural heritage sites. Here, you can also find Norway’s most spectacular viewpoints, regardless of which road you approach the village on. From the centre of the village, you can follow the road up the valley to two of them, Flydalsjuvet and Geiranger Skywalk, Dalsnibba. Flydalsjuvet lies in the middle of the valley and is equipped with glass plates, protrusions, and benches allowing visitors to make the most of the picturesque background of Geirangerfjord, where cruise ships look like small toy boats in the background. From here you can also stare several hundred metres down into the crashing Maråk river as it makes its way down the valley to the centre of Geiranger. Right at the top you will find the magical Geiranger Skywalk at Dalsnibba, 1500 metres above sea level. From there you will enjoy Europe’s highest and most beautiful fjord view. The platform is built out over the mountainside and with a freefall drop of 500 metres you get the feeling that you are floating, even though of course, you are completely safe on the solid platform. All the viewpoints are a part of the National Tourist Route which has the aim of strengthening Norway as a travel destination.