Eidfjorden

Eidfjorden extends through steep mountain walls rising directly from the water, creating a natural corridor stretching 27 kilometers into western Norway's landscape.

The fjord area contains archaeological evidence of settlements dating to the Iron Age, with ancient burial mounds scattered along its shores.

Traditional Norwegian farming methods persist along the fjord's edges, where local inhabitants maintain apple orchards and livestock grazing practices.

Regular boat services connect various points along Eidfjorden, providing transportation for both residents and visitors between coastal settlements.

The Sima hydroelectric power station, built inside the mountain, uses the fjord's water to generate substantial amounts of renewable energy.

Location: Ulvik Municipality

Location: Eidfjord Municipality

Location: Voss

Location: Ullensvang Municipality

Part of: Hardangerfjord

GPS coordinates: 60.48833,6.97611

Latest update: March 13, 2025 10:22