This package combines rafting in Trofors with Via Ferrata and the spectacular Helgeland Staircase in Mosjøen. It is a great option for families and holiday travellers looking for a few active and varied days in the heart of Helgeland.
The package offers a well-rounded summer experience, combining river activities, mountain experiences and time in a welcoming town setting. The trip starts with River North in Trofors, where participants join a half-day rafting tour with experienced guides and varied rapids. After check-in at Topcamp Mosjøen, there is easy access to both the town centre and good dining options. Read More
At Løyle Farm, the whole family can meet farm animals such as horses and alpacas, goats and sheep, and of course, the loyal farm dogs. In the farm's small play park, children can play and have fun, while adults can relax and enjoy country life with a cup of coffee.
The Animals
At Løyle Farm, you will be welcomed and taken to meet the farm animals. You can greet the farm dogs and enter the enclosure to feed the llamas. You will also meet horses and foals playing and enjoying themselves, as well as the large billy goat with all the goats. Read More
In Kilvika along the Coastal Route in Meløy, where rugged coastal nature meets modern industry, you’ll find Myrvoll Kulturgård – a small farm from the early 1900s, carefully preserved and given new life. Here, visitors are invited to experience traditional food, art and local history in a setting where the pace is a little slower.
Myrvoll Kulturgård is a small farm with buildings that reflect its long history. The old barn has been converted into a café, library and gallery, while the larger barn is used as a venue for groups and private events. Together, the buildings create a warm and authentic setting, where the original farm environment is preserved and used in new ways. Read More
12-hole disc golf course in hilly woodland in scenic Aldersundet Udisc.com Open gallery The disc golf course is located in the forest behind Aldersundet school, close to the trail… Read More
In peaceful and natural surroundings in Velfjord, Velfjord Camping og Hytter offers a place for guests seeking quiet, genuine outdoor experiences, and plenty of space in an idyllic farm setting.
Outdoor life in calm surroundings
Velfjord Camping og Hytter is a good base for those who want to spend their days outdoors. The area offers varied hiking terrain, with both short walks and longer mountain hikes, and the proximity to both lakes and mountains creates ideal conditions for an active yet calm outdoor experience. Fishing opportunities are good, and the site is particularly well suited for fishing and outdoor enthusiasts who prefer peaceful surroundings without crowds.
On site, there is a well-prepared outdoor area with a lean-to shelter (gapahuk), a selection of walking trails, a fire pit, a simple playground, and a swimming area. Directly from the campsite, guests can rent a canoe or rowing boat and purchase fishing licences. The reception is located in a traditional storehouse and also includes a small farm shop. A sauna adds an extra touch after a day outdoors, whether spent hiking, fishing or simply enjoying nature.
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Sandnessjøen and Alstahaug have a rich cultural history, from Sigrid at Sandnes and Petter Dass to a lively harbour industry and its role as a base for the oil and energy sector. This audio guide takes you through the centre of Sandnessjøen, introducing sculptures and sharing stories from… Read More
Join a unique wilderness journey through the Auster‑Vefsna Nature Reserve – one of Helgeland’s most untouched and dramatic river landscapes. Experience the feeling of exploration as the river carries you through old-growth forest, narrow gorges and powerful rapids, while you and your guide navigate the raft through the wide and varied landscape.
A true wilderness adventure
In a landscape that could easily be compared to parts of Alaska or the Canadian wilderness, the Auster‑Vefsna river cuts through old forest, narrow gorges and strong rapids. This journey offers a rare chance to experience wild, untouched nature, feel the force of the river, and enjoy the sense of travelling into the unknown. It is a genuine wilderness adventure in the heart of Norway.
RiverNorth’s experienced guides lead you safely through remote rapids, surrounded by silence and old forest. When the day on the river comes to an end, the group sets up camp on a beach along the calm riverbank. The guides light the fire and prepare dinner, while guests can try their luck fishing or simply relax with a warm drink. As night falls, you fall asleep to the sound of wind in the trees, the gentle flow of the river and the crackling of the fire. Read More
At the Træna Tourist Office on Husøya, you can rent bicycles to explore the beautiful island. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
From Støtt, you can paddle in the beautiful and sheltered archipelago of Støttvær or indulge in the thrill of surfing waves and breakers along the open coast. Join a course, embark on a guided tour, or rent a kayak of your own.
While the Helgeland Coast offers many wonderful locations, what makes Støtt truly unique and ideal for paddling?
For many, it's the combination of magnificent natural experiences and fantastic kayaking routes suitable for all skill levels. Støtt offers all of this and more. Read More
Restaurant Gammelbutikken is Støtt's grand locale and exudes authentic coastal culture. Here, you can taste the best that the island and the sea have to offer in terms of local culinary treasures. They follow the entire value chain, from harvesting ingredients in the island's natural surroundings and catching fish in the Vestfjorden, to serving it in the restaurant.
Located in the beautiful surroundings, nestled along the fairway, is the old trading post of Støtt in the picturesque Støttvær, at the northern tip of the Helgeland coast. If you love great seafood, this is the place for you. The restaurant embodies the authentic coastal culture of Støtt. Read More
