The Nos viewpoint sits about 500 metres above the fjord on the Panoramavegen, and it earns its name. This is one of those spots where the landscape just opens up and you can see why people call this a panorama road.
Below you, Nordfjord stretches out in both directions, with farms and villages looking tiny along the shoreline. On a clear day the view reaches far enough that you start losing track of which mountains are which. It is the kind of place where you stop the car, get out, and stand there for a while.
There is nothing fancy here, no visitor centre or gift shop. Just the road, the edge, and half of western Norway laid out below you. If you are driving the Panoramavegen, this is the stop you came for.
Below you, Nordfjord stretches out in both directions, with farms and villages looking tiny along the shoreline. On a clear day the view reaches far enough that you start losing track of which mountains are which. It is the kind of place where you stop the car, get out, and stand there for a while.
There is nothing fancy here, no visitor centre or gift shop. Just the road, the edge, and half of western Norway laid out below you. If you are driving the Panoramavegen, this is the stop you came for.