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During the European Capital of Culture year in Bodø 2024, Helgeland is buzzing with a host of exciting cultural events. Here’s a roundup of some of the most engaging happenings in the region!

Join us on a beautiful bike ride close to the nature in the heart of Helgeland, with views of both Børgefjell and Okstindan.

Stay in the heart of the mountain wilderness with a variety of hiking opportunities, whether you want to walk on foot, climb high peaks, or go small game hunting. If you're hiking along the Nordland Route, this is a good place to stay overnight.

The Solvær Islands are considered one of the best kayaking areas in Helgeland, with almost 2000 islands, islets, and skerries closely scattered between shallows and sandy beaches. None of the islands or islets are particularly high, so wherever you go, you have a panoramic view of the midnight sun in the summer or the northern lights in the fall and winter.

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.

Are you wondering how you're supposed to occupy your children during winter break? Then you've arrived at the right place! Here are five tips for a wonderful winter holiday for the entire family.

Bomfjellet is a popular mountain for ski touring just outside Mo i Rana. After the nice climb, you can bask in the magnificent view from the top, overlooking the fjord below.

Klokkerhagen ski trail is just a stone's throw away from the bustling center of Mo i Rana. The trail is well lit, and offers several kilometers of preppered tracks.

The itinerary for this seven-day island-hopping adventure highlights some of the finest holiday experiences Helgeland has to offer. You travel by express boat from island to scenic island along the magnificent Helgeland coast.

The hike to the old homestead of Lapplia, takes you up a steep but nice and well-adapted path, through a forest and up the valley side, close to the E6, a short drive north of Mo i Rana.