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THE HARDANGERFJORD

Hardanger is a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences. From majestic mountain hikes and thundering waterfalls to the ancient Folgefonna glacier, this region is a showcase of Norway's finest.


Encompassing Kvam, Eidfjord, Kvinnherad, Ullensvang, and Ulvik, Hardanger offers breathtaking contrasts—towering mountains, serene fjords branches, charming villages, and lush orchards.


Renowned for its natural beauty, warm hospitality, and rich cultural heritage, it’s a paradise for adventurers and food lovers alike.


Discover world-class cider and apple juice, meet welcoming locals, and immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of this unique region. Welcome to Hardanger—an experience beyond words.

183


kilometers LONG

865


METERS DEEP

700K


FRUIT TREES

7


STUNNING BRANCHES

3


MOST VISITED WATERFALLS IN NORWAY

Climate

The Hardangerfjord region experiences a wide range of temperatures and weather conditions throughout the year. Winter temperatures typically vary from 5°C to -15°C, while summer temperatures range from the mid-teens up to 25°C.

Snowfall varies by altitude, with upper areas having a lot of snowfall from December to march, while lower areas gets less snow and mostly in January and February.

Temperatures

Snowfall

Rainfall

Precipitation is common trough the whole year lasting several hours. Longer periods of rain in the autumn, but this could also occur during all seasons.