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Lonely Planet Norway
Lonely Planet · 2024
Current Lonely Planet covering the western fjords, Hardanger, Geiranger and Telemark roads past Norway's big falls.
Norway · Luster Municipality
Feigefossen is a waterfall in Norway.
Facts from Wikidata, compiled September 2026; season and access are our estimate, not a visit report. How we build these pages.
Feigefossen drops over a series of steps. It is a cascade-type fall, and the nearest base for a visit is Luster, Norway. Access to the main viewpoint is rated moderate.
As a cascade waterfall, water tumbles down a series of rock steps rather than falling free.
No commercial adventures run at Feigefossen itself — the experience is the approach and the view. Guided day trips from Luster are the easiest way to combine it with the area around it.
Also good forHikingPhotography
Snowmelt feeds the falls from late May; June to August is the short, bright season, and many access roads close in winter.
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Guidebook
Lonely Planet · 2024
Current Lonely Planet covering the western fjords, Hardanger, Geiranger and Telemark roads past Norway's big falls.

Guidebook
DK Eyewitness · 2024
Illustrated Norway guide, good for planning fjord drives such as Geiranger and Hardanger.
61.3807, 7.44131
Feigefossen is in Norway (Luster Municipality). The nearest base is Luster, Norway. Its coordinates are 61.3807, 7.4413.
Peak flow is June to August. Snowmelt feeds the falls from late May; June to August is the short, bright season, and many access roads close in winter.
Beyond the viewpoints: hiking and photography. Access to the main viewpoint is rated moderate — a real walk — expect stairs, uneven ground or an hour on the trail.
The usual base is Luster, Norway. A real walk — expect stairs, uneven ground or an hour on the trail from there.
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