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Get InspiredEuropeNorwayTrndelagHommelvikStorfossen

Storfossen

NO
Waterfall·Powerful, Calming, Untouched
Storfossen
Photo by Raymond Forsell from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Hassan Moradi from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Jesper Jensen from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Евгения Бойко from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Ingvild Dumonceau from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Raymond Forsell from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Hassan Moradi from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Jesper Jensen from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Евгения Бойко from Google Places
Storfossen
Photo by Ingvild Dumonceau from Google Places

Storfossen is a magnificent natural landmark located in the lush forests near Hommelvik, Norway. Known for its multi-layered cascades and grounding atmosphere, it provides a perfect escape for those looking to immerse themselves in fresh mountain air. Visitors can choose between a short walk from a nearby parking lot or a more immersive 6km hike that follows the river through the woods. The site is free to enter and offers a raw, uncommercialized experience of the Trøndelag region's landscape. However, the path requires careful footing due to slippery roots and steep wooden stairs, especially after rainfall. It is a must-see for hikers and nature photographers seeking the powerful rhythm of falling water.

Storfossen is a magnificent natural landmark located in the lush forests near Hommelvik, Norway. Known for its multi-layered cascades and grounding atmosphere, it provides a perfect escape for those looking to immerse themselves in fresh mountain air. Visitors can choose between a short walk from a nearby parking lot or a more immersive 6km hike that follows the river through the woods. The site is free to enter and offers a raw, uncommercialized experience of the Trøndelag region's landscape. However, the path requires careful footing due to slippery roots and steep wooden stairs, especially after rainfall. It is a must-see for hikers and nature photographers seeking the powerful rhythm of falling water.

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Address
7550 Hommelvik, Norway
Websitevisittrondheim.no
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Impressive multi-layered cascading waterfall.

  • Scenic 6km hiking trail from Hommelvik along the river.

  • Free access to the entire nature area without tickets.

  • Fresh mountain air and lush, grounding green surroundings.

Best For

Nature enthusiasts and hikers looking for a scenic waterfall escape.

Time of Day

Lunch, Dinner

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo, Groups

Reviews

4.8
Excellent270 reviews

Storfossen is highly praised for its incredible natural beauty and the powerful, calming atmosphere of its cascading falls. Reviewers frequently recommend the 6km hike from Hommelvik as the superior way to experience the area, though a parking lot is available closer to the site. The terrain is described as moderately challenging, with many noting that tree roots and wooden steps become dangerously slippery when wet. Visitors appreciate that the attraction is free and lacks commercial clutter, offering a pure connection with nature. Recent feedback mentions a stone avalanche affecting parts of the trail, requiring extra care on alternative paths. Overall, it is considered a must-visit for those with healthy legs who enjoy fresh mountain air and scenic forest walks.

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Location

Hommelvik, Trøndelag, Norway

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4.8(113)
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