From beautiful forests and deep fjords to snow-capped mountains and cold, arctic tundras, Norway has everything for people who love the outdoors. They recently made their money beautiful, so it makes perfect sense that the rest of their country is beautiful as well.
Norway is a geographical rarity because its length from north to south gives it one of the greatest varieties of environments in a single country in Europe – from deciduous forests to arctic tundras. It should be a far colder and icier country than it is, but its temperatures are somewhat regulated by the relatively warm North Atlantic and Norwegian currents. Nonetheless, its coasts are slashed by fjords that were carved by massive glaciers and ice sheets during the last ice age, giving its rugged northern coasts even more majestic charm.
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Reinebringen
Love to visit the Lofoten's. This shot say's it all. Fantastic landscape
Renndølsetra
Autumn In Lofoten
Can you imagine this photo as a jigsaw puzzle? It would drive you dilly, dotty and all the rest.
Høyvika Beach On Andøya, Vesterålen In Northern Norway
My family's home island... Stunning! And wild. No cappuccinos there!
Senja
Vaeroy
We could live by the foot of the mountain We could stay there and see how it ends
Atlantic Road
Reinefjorden, Lofoten
Atlantic Road
This is not the Atlantic Road, but Henningsvær in Lofoten, Norway, FYI.
Flakstadøy, Lofoten Archipelago
Jomfruland, Kragerø
Kjeragbolten
Fun fact; there is NO railings, or help, or anything to help you get onto the bolt. Nor are there any safety nets under it. You fall off, you fall about 1 kilometer down.
Lundevall, Telemark Fylke
A Road In Norway
Norwegian Museum Of Hydropower And Industry
You will find this magnificent place in Tyssedal, Odda, Hardanger. At the foot of the Trolltunga!
Norwegian Museum Of Hydropower And Industry In Tyssedal, Odda
Morgongry Ved Sognefjorden. Utsyn Frå Balestrand Innover Mot Fimreiteåsen.
Jotunheimen National Park
