Cliffs that hang over fjords a kilometre below, a boulder wedged in the sky, and red fishing cabins beneath the jagged peaks of the Arctic.







Norway is where the land was clawed into shape by ice — deep fjords flooded by the sea, sheer rock walls, and islands of impossibly sharp peaks rising straight from the water. This map collects its most heart-in-mouth viewpoints and most beautiful places: a flat rock platform poised 600 metres above a fjord, a pebble jammed in a chasm, and a road that hops across the open ocean on a chain of bridges. Vertigo guaranteed.