Vangsvatnet

Vangsvatnet is a lake located in the municipality of Voss in Vestland county, Norway. The lake lies just south of the town of Voss, serving as a prominent natural feature of the area. Vangsvatnet is a relatively long and narrow lake, with its shores accessible by roads and populated by settlements. The lake is fed by several streams and rivers, primarily from the surrounding mountainous terrain, and its outflow eventually joins the Rjoa river system, which then flows into the Bolstadelva.

The landscape around Vangsvatnet is characteristic of western Norway, with steep hillsides and mountains rising from its shores. The lake is a significant part of the local environment and is utilized for various recreational activities. Fishing is popular in Vangsvatnet, with species such as trout found in its waters. The surrounding area also offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the natural scenery. The town of Voss itself is situated on the western end of the lake, and the lake's presence influences the town's character and its proximity to nature. Vangsvatnet is a typical fjord-like lake, common in the geologically shaped landscape of Vestlandet.