Loen – Håholmen
Norway | Anno 2024
Oldevatnet

Oldevatnet

Innvikfjorden

Floen


The water of Oldevatnet owes its blue-green colour to the meltwater of a glacier

Glacier arm of the Jostedalsbreen
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Briksdalsbreen

A five-kilometre walk along the Briksdalselva leads to the small lake at the foot of the glacier
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The Briksdalselva, bubbling and gushing, makes its way across the slope

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Fireweed

Smoothly ground rocks still show the marks of the glacier that scraped across the surface
The Briksdalsbreen is also a glacier arm of the Jostedalsbreen. Its summit is 1,900 m above sea level |
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The small lake Briksdalsbrevatnet is 349 m high. Between 1987 and 1997, it was completely covered by the glacier |


Panoramic Road

Innvikfjorden



The Panoramic Road (613) offers beautiful views over the Innvikfjorden

Utvik

Sagedammen is a restored sawmill where tree trunks were sawn lengthwise using a frame saw powered by water power
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Supply of water to the overshot mill |

Water supply with undershot mill

Blaksæter
Geirangerfjorden

Hornindalsvatnet is 514 m deep, making it the deepest inland lake in Europe. The lakebed is approximately 460 m below sea level

The 52-meter-long Horndøla Bridge (1810) is a dry stone bridge, meaning it was built without cement or mortar. It was part of the postal route between Bergen and Trondheim

Hellesylt

Geirangerfjorden is praised as one of Norway's most beautiful fjords
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The Seven Sisters
The Seven Sisters |
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The Beer Bottle, so named because of the black silhouette between the two branches of the waterfall |

Knivsflå is one of the few historic mountain farms on the steep slopes along the Geirangerfjord. It is located 240 meters above the fjord, right next to the Seven Sisters

Geiranger

Octagonal wooden church of Geiranger (1842)

Geiranger
Geirangerfjorden |
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Ørnesvingen – View of Geiranger

Gudbrandsjuvet
Molde

Ferry Vestnes – Molde

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Molde – Cathedral |
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Rosepiken (Rose Girl) |
Atlantic Ocean Road

Since 1989, the Atlantic Ocean Road (64) has connected several islands off the Norwegian coast via elevated roads, viaducts and bridges


Oystercatcher


The longest, but also the most famous, of the eight bridges along the Atlantic Ocean Road is the Storseisund Bridge. With its graceful shape, it is a true work of art

The Storseisund Bridge offers ships a free passage of 23 m high

In 2021, the Storseisund Bridge featured in the James Bond film No Time to Die
Håholmen

As early as the 18th century, Håholmen was a traditional fishing village where clipfish was produced

Håholmen

In the distance the Storseisund Bridge

Mute swan

Kittiwake

Great black-backed gull (juvenile)

Kittiwake attacks great black-backed gull

Arctic tern

Arctic terns

Arctic terns fight over prey

Jaak Palmans
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