Eidfjord

Eidfjord offers activities for every taste. There are possibilities for physical activities, or alternatively to enjoy the peace and quiet. This guide gives you an overview of some of the things you can do in Eidfjord. There is much to explore here. Eidfjord is surrounded by waterfalls and is described as maybe the worlds best place for iceclimbing,

The tourist information recommends the Sightseeing in Eidfjord wild and beautiful tour. A 3-hour sightseeing tour in Eidfjord, including admission to the Hardangervidda Nature Centre and a tour up the Måbødalen valley with breathtaking views of the impressive Vøringsfossen waterfall. Tickets sold at Tidereiser (http://www.tidereiser.com) or the Eidfjord Tourist Information Office. The tourist information and FlatEarth also rents out bikes.

In warm weather there is a beach located a kilometre from Eidfjord in the direction of Simadalen instead. Family-friendly beach three kilometres from the centre of Eidfjord in the direction of Simadalen. Hardangertun Family Park with leisure pool, 29 kilometres from the centre of Eidfjord.

It's also possible to rent Canoes and Boats. Try Flatearth or Sæbo Camping for the former, and Vik Pensjonat or Eidfjord Fjell & Fjord Hotel for the latter. You could also sail on a minicruise along the beautiful Hardangerfjord with TIDE's rapidboat "Vøringen" (http://www.tidereiser.no). It’s also possible to book a fjordcruise with the boat ”Lady Anne”. For further information, contact the tourist information centre, tel +47 53 67 34 00.

FlatEarth

Offers activities that give unforgettable experiences in the local area like Climbing, scrambling, waterfall jumping, rafting and glacier walking. Also rents out bikes

Hardanger Active

Activities for both children and adults, like artwork, geocaching and photo workshops.

 

Well-prepared footpaths, central Eidfjord and Øvre Eidfjord. Easy walking. Maps at the tourist information centre and the Hardangervidda Naturecentre.

Måbøgaldane

Mã¥bã¸dalen. old path up mã¥bã¸dalen – total length five kilometres. experience 400 years of road building traditions, from footpaths to the most modern engineering achievements. tour tip: go up mã¥bã¸dalen and down the old road in mã¥bã¸dalen. around three-and-a-half hours.

Simadal

Well-prepared footpath along simadals river. information at the tourist information centre. if you want to see one of norway’s highest waterfalls, skytjefossen, you must drive to tveit. you can park here and follow the road to the waterfall.

Sysendalen, Hardangervidda

Fine walks along footpaths and rides along cycle paths. an excellent and popular