Holmedal

Tucked along Dalsfjorden in Vestland’s Sunnfjord district, Holmedal is a place whose character is shaped by the narrow fjord and the steep, wooded slopes rising from its shore. The settlement belongs to Askvoll municipality, where homes and farms occupy the limited level ground beside the water. Holmedal Church, a white wooden long church built in 1868, is a recognisable local landmark and recalls the parish communities that have long linked the fjord settlements. Dalsfjorden stretches inland from Norway’s western coast, placing Holmedal in a quieter corner of a region defined by water, mountains and dispersed rural communities. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Vestland.

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