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Skjervsfossen

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Skjervsfossen is a waterfall situated near the village of Granvin in Vestland county, Norway. The falls feature a total vertical drop of approximately 150 meters, cascading down a steep, rocky mountainside. Located adjacent to the historic Norwegian National Road 13, the site includes infrastructure such as walking paths and a suspension bridge that provide visitors with accessible viewpoints. It is a notable natural landmark for tourists and locals driving through the Hardanger region.

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How tall is the Skjervsfossen waterfall?

The waterfall features a total vertical drop of approximately 150 meters. It cascades down a steep, rocky mountainside near the village of Granvin in Norway.

Where is Skjervsfossen located in Norway?

Skjervsfossen is situated in Vestland county, near the village of Granvin. The site is easily accessible because it is located adjacent to the historic Norwegian National Road 13.

Can you drive to Skjervsfossen?

Yes, the falls are located adjacent to the historic Norwegian National Road 13, making it highly accessible by car. Visitors can view the 150-meter cascade dropping down the steep mountainside.

What county is the Skjervsfossen waterfall in?

Skjervsfossen is located in Vestland county in Norway. It is a prominent waterfall with a vertical drop of around 150 meters near the village of Granvin.

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