Dalsnibba Skywalk
Dalsnibba
A mountaintop viewing platform at 1,476 metres, rising nearly 1,500 metres above the water of Geirangerfjord. It offers views over the fjord, snowy peaks and icy lakes, and is said to be Europe’s highest road-accessible fjord viewpoint.
Dalsnibba lies about 21 km south of Geiranger village. A toll road, the Nibbevegen, winds up to a summit at 1,476 metres, where the glass-railed Geiranger Skywalk hangs over the cliff edge. From here you can see the distant Geirangerfjord, cruise ships on the water, the surrounding snowy peaks and the icy lake Djupvatnet. The summit is about 10°C colder than the village, and snow is common, so bring warm clothing. Driving requires paying a mountain road toll (several hundred Norwegian kroner per car), and sightseeing buses run from Geiranger in summer. When clouds are heavy you may see nothing at all, so check the summit webcam before setting out.
Opening hours
Usually June–October, about 09:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Flydalsjuvet
- Storseterfossen
- Norwegian Fjord Centre
- Ørnesvingen Viewpoint
- Skageflå
- Seven Sisters Waterfall
- Geirangerfjord
- Gudbrandsjuvet