Hornindalsvatnet

In Norway, between the cities of Åndalsnes and Ørsta, there lies a stunning lake called Hornindalsvatnet. It is part of the Møre og Romsdal and Vestland region. This lake is the same size as Sterndal Lake and is around 60 kilometers long. A glacier created Lake Hornindalsvatnet. Due to the climate and the reforestation of the area, this Lake is changing more and more. With an official depth of 514 meters, Hornindalsvatnet is the deepest lake in Norway, all of Europe, and the world. Its bottom is 461 meters below sea level, as evidenced by the fact that its surface is 53 meters above sea level.

a strange lake that is equally magnificent. A lake called Lake Hornindalsvatnet is located high in the fjords of Norway. It is the perfect location to observe nature and its stunning surroundings.

One of the top tourist destinations in Norway is Lake Hornindalsvatnet. Tourists can enjoy the beauty of nature at this lake, which is a lovely location. The mountain that encircles the lake adds to the area's lovely landscape.

Location: Møre og Romsdal and Vestland, Norway