Vossfjord

Vossfjord is a large freshwater lake located in the municipality of Voss in Vestland county, Norway. It is situated in a valley that was carved out by glaciers during the last ice age. The fjord is fed by several rivers, including the Røldalsåna and the Vosso, which originate in the surrounding mountains. The Voss River, also known as the Vosso, flows out of the western end of the lake and continues its journey towards the sea.

The lake has a significant surface area and depth, making it an important body of water in the region. Its shores are characterized by a mix of agricultural land, forests, and steep hillsides. The town of Voss is located at the eastern end of the fjord, providing a focal point for local activities and infrastructure.

Vossfjord plays a role in local hydroelectric power generation, with facilities utilizing the water flow. It also serves as a recreational area for residents and tourists, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, and other water-based activities during the warmer months. The natural beauty of the fjord and its surroundings contributes to the scenic appeal of the Voss region. The lake's ecosystem supports various fish species, contributing to its popularity among anglers.