Discover Norway’s second largest glacier. Experience Northern Norway’s highest mountains. Get lost and find yourself in the large national parks with beautiful mountain peaks, lush valleys and nice fishing lakes. Explore the caves. Go rafting and dog sledding, and discover everything that awaits in our mountain kingdom.

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Moheia Bad – a modern swimming facility in Mo i Rana

Moheia Bad is a popular meeting place for people of all ages who want to swim, play, exercise, or simply relax. With four different pools, a water slide, saunas, and a café, everything is in place for an enjoyable experience – all year round.

Vitensenter Nordland – A science center for the whole family

At Mo i Rana’s science centre, Vitensenter Nordland, you can experiment, explore, and learn about the natural world, technology and mathematics. The interactive exhibition encourages you to touch and be active, not just to see. And the centre offers activities for the whole family.

Mosjøen Hotell

Mosjøen Hotel is a cosy little hotel conveniently situated along highway E6, just 1.5 km from the Mosjøen town centre. Being within easy reach of many sights and attractions, it is an excellent base for day excursions along the coast and into the inland wilderness.

Røssvoll Camping

Røssvoll Camping offers peaceful surroundings by the Ranelva river, about 13 km north of the town of Mo i Rana. The campsite is a short distance away from attractions such as the Svartisen glacier, Grønligrotta cave, and Setergrotta cave. If you head into town, the entire family can enjoy a visit to Vitensenter Nordland, a science museum that explores nature, technology, and mathematics.

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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