Rjukandefossen
Rjukandefossen is a double waterfall of approximately 18 metres located in the vicinity of the village Tuv in the municipality of Hemsedal in Viken county, Norway.[1]
Rjukandefossen during high water level in July 2008
The Rjukandefoss receives water from Mørkedøla which is a catchment for much of the melting snow in the Hemsedal fell.
A suspension bridge is located about 50–100 metres after the waterfall, which can be used to cross the river.
The name
See > Rjukan Falls
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