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Geirangerfjord in 3D

Above the fjord · the Seven Sisters

Sunnmøre, Møre og Romsdal, Norway

Geirangerfjord is a glacier-cut fjord about 15 km long between mountains that rise well over 1,000 m. From above the water you look across to the Seven Sisters, seven streams pouring side by side down the far wall, and the single fall on this side known as the Suitor. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005, with the Nærøyfjord.

Where: Sunnmøre, Møre og Romsdal, Norway
Length: About 15 km
Mountains: Rising well over 1,000 m on both sides
Seven Sisters: The tallest fall drops about 250 m
UNESCO World Heritage: 2005

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Walk Geirangerfjord in 3D

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Geirangerfjord

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What you'll find in the walk

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The Seven Sisters
Known
Seven streams pour side by side down the far wall into the fjord. The tallest drops about 250 m in a single fall; they run hardest in early summer, when the snow above melts.
The Suitor
Folklore
The single fall on this side of the fjord is called the Suitor. The story goes that he courted all seven sisters across the water and was turned down by every one.
Geirangerfjord
Known
About 15 km long, cut by glaciers between mountains that rise well over 1,000 m. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005, with the Nærøyfjord.

How to visit in real life

Geiranger is reached by road over the mountains or by ferry along the fjord, and the Seven Sisters are best seen from the water. The streams run hardest in early summer, when the snow above melts.

Opening times and tickets change: check the official site. Official site