Hattfjelldal

Hattfjelldal is a mountain village nestled in the heart of ‘wild Helgeland,’ situated approximately midway between Okstindan and Børgefjell. It is surrounded by nearly endless hiking and mountain areas, fishing lakes, and hiking trails in the summer. In the winter, hundreds of kilometers of snowmobile trails await, along with an abundance of ski tours and peak mountains.

This is how you travel to Hattfjelldal

Hattfjelldal is located along the ‘Wilderness Road,’ south of Mo i Rana, and east of Mosjøen, by Lake Røssvatnet.

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Accommodation

Fjellfolket Hus – in the middle of Hattfjelldal

Sæterstad Gård

Hattfjelldal Hotell – GoExtreme

Activities

Sijti Jarnge – Center for sami language and culture

Hattfjelldal Museum

Hattfjelldal Hotell – GoExtreme

Hikes and travel routes

A hiking adventure: Summit hike to Hatten (the hat)

A cycling adventure: The Wilderness Road

Motorcycle tour: From Hattfjelldal to Nesna

Hattfjelldal Hotell – GoExtreme

This hotel, located just outside the village centre, enjoys a fantastic view of Hattfjelldal, a picturesque community in the mountains of Helgeland.

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Hattfjelldal Museum

In Hattfjelldal it is Fjellfolkets Hus (House of the mountain people) which is the museums home base. Here you’ll find great exhibitions and disseminations services about the place. In the house there is also a Tourist Information Office, a café, accommodation and place for meetings and events.

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Sæterstad Gård

Are you looking for a unique experience? An experience where nature and culture meet and leaves an impression in all your senses? Then you should take a trip to Sæterstad Gård, beautifully situated 400 meters above sea level at the foot of Krutfjellet in Hattfjelldal, an area that has been populated by Sami, Swedes and Norwegians for many centuries.

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Fjellfolket Hus – in the middle of Hattfjelldal

Experience the beautiful natural areas along the Wilderness Road starting from the mountain village of Hattfjelldal. At Fjellfolkets Hus, you’ll find accommodation, tourist information, a museum, and a handicraft shop, allowing you to be close to both nature and culture in this fantastic mountainous region.

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