Vrcholy a vyhliadky v Geirangerfjorde

Geirangerfjord Peaks and Viewpoints

The Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is defined by its deep blue waters and mountain peaks reaching over 1,500 meters. This selection highlights prominent vantage points like Ørnesvingen on the Eagle Road and high summits such as Keipen and Geitfjellet. These locations offer views of the fjord's distinct shape, the Seven Sisters waterfalls, and historic mountain farms like Knivsflå, showcasing the dramatic alpine landscape of the Sunnmøre region.

Geirangerfjord Peaks and Viewpoints — Mapa

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A

Ørnesvingen

Viewing platform at the highest hairpin bend of the Eagle Road. It offers views of the Seven Sisters waterfalls and the abandoned Knivsflå mountain farm.

B

Littlenibba

Mountain peak situated on the northern side of Geirangerfjord.

C

Robbenibba

High-altitude peak located on the mountain ridge north of the fjord.

D

Furneshornet

Mountain peak overlooking the Geirangerfjord from the north.

E

Lundanesegga

Mountain ridge situated above the northern coastline of the fjord.

F

Robbeheia

Mountain plateau area located on the northern side of the fjord.

G

Grautnibba

Peak on the northern side of the fjord, providing views of the Sunnmøre Alps.

H

Ytstehornet

Mountain summit located on the northern ridge overlooking the fjord.

I

Geitfjellet

Peak located above the Eagle Road, providing a panoramic view of the fjord and the village of Geiranger.

J

Teinnosa

High-altitude mountain peak in the Sunnmøre region.

K

Steegga

Mountain ridge located on the southern side of the Geirangerfjord.

L

Blåhornet

Mountain peak accessible via hiking trails from Vesterås, offering views of the fjord and surrounding valleys.

M

Keipen

High peak known for its dramatic perspective of the fjord’s sharpest bend and the Seven Sisters waterfalls.