We went there in the middle of march, everything was frozen, it was the simple pure beautiful... read more
We went there in the middle of march, everything was frozen, it was the simple pure beautiful nature. Much nicer than in the summer time!
We went there in the middle of march, everything was frozen, it was the simple pure beautiful... read more
The road is under construction and there is a bigger and longer workaround. If you plan on leaving... read more
About Manafossen Falls and Man Farm
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We went there in the middle of march, everything was frozen, it was the simple pure beautiful nature. Much nicer than in the summer time!
The road is under construction and there is a bigger and longer workaround. If you plan on leaving to visit today (8 July 2017) or tomorrow make sure to check the status of the road. I am sure it is a lovely visit but will...More
My hosband and I went on this trip on a rather chilly, sunny day in march. We started out early in the morning, and we were alone on the path all the way to MÃ¥n farm. The first half hour of hiking, from the parking...More
I brought my friend to MÃ¥nafossen to get out into the Norwegian outdoors early December. It's about an hr drive out of Stavanger and it's an easy, picturesque drive. The roads are wider than the usual mountain roads. When you're about 5-10 mins away from...More
It is not very known but defitively deserves a visit. Dime partes of the paths are quite difficult, more than Preikestolen.
This home was very fun. It involves some minor climbing but it's all good fun. Probably not something someone with a bad knee or anything should do, it is a bit tough but totally worth it. And if you just take it at a slow...More
first the drive up here is beautiful. There is a 20 NOK fee to park. The hike up can be steep but yoU are rewarded with a great view.
The drive from Stavanger to the starting point of the hike offers beautiful landscapes. The hike is sometimes demanding but at the end you can relax and have a nice time at the MÃ¥n farm. From my experience is good to have warm clothes with...More
Whilst on the 45 to Brykjedal we saw signs to these falls. Arrived at the parking at the base of the climb and were probably the only tourists to pay the parking (we're british get over it). You start by climbing the stone steps and...More
We visited this special waterfall, coming out of a roundish hole in the mountain and just drops strait down abount 50 metres and runs down as a bobbly river to the coast. There are now a great parking space (for a fee to keep the...More