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37 km from Rjukan
Just test flying the drone in the morning before going on a hike. I bit cloudy weather so I wasn’t really hoping to see anything special. But this little lake came up, with super clear reflections of the clouded sky above. Made for some nice dreamy shots.
Experienced by Bjørn Kamfjord
38 km from Rjukan
Driving around with my family in the Norwegian highlands. Took my drone up for some flying when we came to this dam, the water coming down from the Hardangervidda is crisp and clear.
Experienced by Bjørn Kamfjord
58 km from Rjukan
Sometimes on the road is nice to stop for a moment and see what you can find. That beautiful barn in the middle of nowhere.
Experienced by Eduardo Alvarado
58 km from Rjukan
Surrounded by mountains you can find this quite fjord.
Experienced by Eduardo Alvarado
60 km from Rjukan
I was on my way to go skiing at Geilo, which is a 2 hour drive from our cabin. I left before the sun was up, but as I was driving, I suddenly noticed how the morning sun beautifully highlighted one of the mountains nearby. I immediately pulled over and snapped this photo with my phone. This photo really makes me think back to that day, and brings back the feeling of being excited for the first day skiing for the season.
Experienced by Tomas
80 km from Rjukan
Geilo ski slope shot through the snow-topped trees
Experienced by Bryan Walker
82 km from Rjukan
This cabin is part of a network that Norweigans can access by hiking or cross country skiing for nature getaways. It’s the oldest one in the network, and was built in 1897 on Lake Goliaten. There is no access by road.
Experienced by Alyson McPhee
90 km from Rjukan
I was lucky to get in touch with Norway again. This time went to Firefjell over Kongevegen. See more at: - https://madaraparma.com/ - https://www.instagram.com/madaratravels/ - https://500px.com/madaraparma - https://www.facebook.com/MadaraTravels/
Experienced by Madara Parma
90 km from Rjukan
I was lucky to get in touch with Norway again. This time went to Firefjell over Kongevegen. See more at: - https://madaraparma.com/ - https://www.instagram.com/madaratravels/ - https://500px.com/madaraparma - https://www.facebook.com/MadaraTravels/
Experienced by Madara Parma
110 km from Rjukan
Crazy jump on Trolltunga
Experienced by Chloé Bourhis
110 km from Rjukan
This is a photo of me standing and overlooking a fjord in Norway. We saw this on our way to the famous Trolltunga (Troll’s Tongue).
Experienced by Rik Buiting
111 km from Rjukan
We left at 4am to get this place to ourselves, and it sure was worth it! It’s a 13km hike to reach this spot, but those 13km are the most beautiful kilometers you will ever walk. This is about as dangerous as it looks; it’s 100’s of metres off the ground - It would hurt. This might well be the most beautiful place in the world.
Experienced by Benjamin Davies
111 km from Rjukan
Hiking to Trolltunga through thick fog in the morning felt like a whole different world. Especially once we realized on the return trip, once the fog had cleared, that we were hiking right next to a massive expanse that proved to be quite the view itself. The fjords of Norway are not to be missed by anyone looking to see what nature has to offer.
Experienced by Matt Lamers
111 km from Rjukan
Kayak paddling at Fjorda Norway
Experienced by Christer Gundersen
112 km from Rjukan
Blåsjø energy station from the air.
Experienced by Science in HD
118 km from Rjukan
Countryside of Larvik, Norway
Experienced by Hayley Pfitzer
127 km from Rjukan
Calm lake with a snowy mountain backdrop
Experienced by Rory Marshall
130 km from Rjukan
Myrdal, Norway September 2019
Experienced by Lawrence Eaton
130 km from Rjukan
View of mountain valley on a train journey up the famous the Flåm Railway to Myrdal, Norway
Experienced by redcharlie
141 km from Rjukan
This is the famous Flam of Norway. It was a bit of a cold spell in June but really it was ok. there were not a lot of people around so we pretty much had the very famous flam train to ourselves which was REALLY cool. And when we got to the fiord, it was I bit rainy and cold, but all the better for these dramatic photos and super fantastic scenery. if you can get to the west of Norway, I highly recommend!
Experienced by Ardiss Hutaff