Knálfjord
Knálfjord is a fjord located in the western part of Norway, in the county of Vestland. It is an arm of the larger fjord system known as the Sognefjord, which is one of the longest and deepest fjords in the world. Knálfjord branches off from the northern side of the Sognefjord and extends inland for several kilometers.
The fjord is characterized by steep, mountainous sides that rise dramatically from the water's edge. These dramatic
Small settlements are scattered along the shores of Knálfjord, with the local economy traditionally based on