Vøringsfossen, Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda

[@DougBardwell]

Absolutely loved every minute when I was in Norway. Would have enjoyed seeing this. Thanks for the video.

[@ulftornert2855]

Beautiful! 😀👍❤️

[@picardy7488]

What amazing views, although I have mixed feelings. I do like to keep pristine natural wonders in their natural state, especially these days with drones where we can see these natural wonders up close. But I'm not Norwegian so my opinion doesn't matter anyway.

[@user-nk5es9iy8i]

Norway has a ton of places like this totally untouched, making something like this right next to the main road isn't that big of a deal in my opinion. I'm not too fan of the gray design though.

[@petkapetka2353]

Bridge produced in Lithuania,seaport of Klaipėda 😊

[@shafaqhussain1014]

Amazing ...

[@DracLtr]

Místo hudby bych chtěl slyšet ten vodopád. Video super, audio - 100.

[@markophiri6951]

What a marvel!

[@gilly4881]

That looks great!

[@B2Humla]

Why not paint the new bridge green? It looks like some iron construction from World War II or something. The nature is best as it is, we people cant improve it.

[@eriknor2]

Agreed. A large part in the decision to create these bridges and artificial plateaus was because people slipped and fell. As Vøringsfossen is easily accessible (nearby parking) and started to attract more people, something had to be done. But I recently visited myself and agree, the bridge is not a pretty sight. Although the view otherwise is breathtaking.

[@jerrydavis737]

that thing is hideous.

[@emigratednorwegian411]

Even if not the very most beautiful brigde, still a masterpiece this. And seemingly Voeringsfossen in its quite natural modus shown on this video. I understand, already several decades ago the waterfall was tamed as a result of power development further east.

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Nice. I made a video from the location. Check it out 👍

[@afkedejong8104]

Natturistveger norge

[@taran5sm]

Como estropear un bonito paraje :-(