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1. www.visitnorway.com › northern-lightsNorthern lights in Norway | Best places to see the aurora ...

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   Northern Norway is dark from afternoon until late morning, and the northern lights frequently soar across the sky.Our bold claim is that this part of Norway, with its multiple islands, deep fjords and steep mountains, is among the world's most beautiful and interesting places to see the northern lights.

2. truescandinavia.com › top-30-places-to-see-theTop 30 Places to See the Northern Lights in Norway

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   17) SNÅSA LAKE. Snåsa Lake is definitely one of the best natural spots to see the Northern Lights in Norway. It is the sixth largest out of 65000 lakes in Norway. Many small picturesque villages, such as Snåsa, Følling, and Sunnan, lie nearby the lake, so you can use them as a base to explore it.

3. norway.nordicvisitor.com › northern-lightsNorthern Lights in Norway : Information and Travel Guide ...

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   The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis , are a natural phenomenon that can be seen in the night sky in wintertime in the grand north. Visitors flock from all over the world to northern latitude countries, such as Norway, to see them. But the stars need to align, so to speak, for you to be able to witness such a beautiful phenomenon.

4. www.reddit.com › r › NorwayTourist guide and answers about Northern Lights : r/Norway

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   The first thing I do is set my aperture to as low as possible. Your aperture setting is represented as f/ + numbers on your camera. The lower the number, the wider the camera's "eye" opens, and therefore the more light it lets in. My camera goes to about f1.8, so that is what I use (to start anyway).

5. auroratracks.com › where-to-see-northern-lights-norwayWhere to See Northern Lights NORWAY | Complete Guide

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   Because of its location close to and inside of the Arctic Circle, there are many excellent locations in Norway to view the northern lights. The best aurora viewing locations are in the Arctic Circle (66.5° N and higher). Norway Location. Latitude. Svalbard (archipelago)

6. nordnorge.com › what-are-the-northern-lightsWhat are the Northern Lights - Full Explanation - Northern Norway

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   Jun 21, 2023 · Northern Norway is directly under the oval. Lucky for us in mainland northern Norway we are located directly under the aurora oval, meaning high chances of seeing the northern lights all winter long. Some believe that going to Svalbard increases your chances of seeing the northern lights, this isn’t strictly true.

7. www.northernwanderers.com › travel-guide-norway5 Best Locations for Aurora Viewing in Norway

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   Dec 28, 2023 · Key Takeaways. Optimal Viewing Locations: The article highlights Tromsø, Kirkenes, the Lofoten Islands, the North Cape (Nordkapp), and Svalbard as the top five destinations in Norway for witnessing the Northern Lights. Each of these locations offers unique scenic backdrops and high probabilities of aurora sightings, enhancing the overall ...