In zijn parcours door Romsdalen vormt de rivier Rauma ontelbare machtige watervallen voordat hij in Andalnes de zee in stroomt - Stockfoto’s en -afbeeldingen

In its course through Romsdalen the river Rauma forms countless mighty waterfalls before flowing into the sea in Andalnes

Karelia. Russia. Northern nature of Russia in the wild. Pines on the shore of lake. Travel to Russia. Ecotourism, travel and discovery of beautiful places.

VINDELALVEN, wild river and rapids, north of Sweden, during summer

Fast waterfall the Kivakkakoski flow across forest in summer day in national park Paanajarvi

Wild glacier river in summer sunny day, Norway

Wild glacier river in summer sunny day, Norway

Ritterspranget, also called Rittersprung after an old legend, is a popular natural spectacle in the narrow canyon of the river Sjoa

Ritterspranget, also called Rittersprung after an old legend, is a popular natural spectacle in the narrow canyon of the river Sjoa

The popular white water river Etna in Norway offers countless impressive natural spectacles

The Lundebru Bridge in the Norwegian province of Oppland is the oldest natural stone bridge in the country and leads over the Etna River

The Rauma is a wild water river in the Norwegian provinces of More og Romsdal and Oppland and flows into the Romsdalsfjorden

The Lundebru Bridge in the Norwegian province of Oppland is the oldest natural stone bridge in the country and leads over the Etna River

Impressive natural spectacle on the well-known white water river Sjoa, which is considered the most popular kayak area in Norway

The Rauma is a wild water river in the Norwegian provinces of More og Romsdal and Oppland and flows into the Romsdalsfjorden

Impressive natural spectacle on the well-known white water river Sjoa, which is considered the most popular kayak area in Norway

The popular white water river Etna in Norway offers countless impressive natural spectacles

The Rauma is a wild water river in the Norwegian provinces of More og Romsdal and Oppland and flows into the Romsdalsfjorden