Tampen Café on Kvarøy
At the edge of the pier on Indre Kvarøy, you’ll find the bustling life at Tampen Café—a surprisingly urban lunch spot in the midst of an exciting, small coastal community. Read More
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Sauna in Træna’s Old Boathouse
Get warm in the wood-fired sauna inside Træna’s oldest boathouse, then cool off with a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear sea just outside. Træna’s oldest boathouse has been transformed into a cosy sauna and a shared space for gatherings. From the sauna, you can step straight down into the sea. It’s heated with a traditional wood-burning stove. Read More
Cross-country skiing: Tovåsen and Randalen
Kitt Grønningsæter / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
Cross-country skiing: Skillevollen and Båsmofjellet
Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
Ski touring: Rabothytta 1200 m.
Emilie Solbakken / Visit Helgeland If you’re used to traveling in the high mountains during winter, a ski trip to Rabothytta is a uniquely wonderful experience. Key info Difficulty: Challenging, long hike with some steep terrain.Distance one way: 9 kmElevation gain: About 1000 mDuration one way: 3 – 5… Read More
Stekvasselv Gård
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. Stekvasselv Farm is beautifully situated in the mountain wilderness near Røssvatnet in Hemnes. The area is a paradise for outdoor activities all year round, whether you come with family or friends. In the summer, you can hike along marked trails around Okstindan, go on a glacier tour - or perhaps you prefer small game hunting. In winter, there is great and varied skiing terrain for both ski touring and cross-country skiing. Read More
A hiking adventure: Tårnet in Mosjøen (The Tower in Mosjøen)
Thea Markussen Open gallery… Read More
Børgefjell National Park / Byrkije vaarjelimmiedajve
Børgefjell / Byrkjie is among our least facilitated national parks, with few or no marked trails, bridges, or DNT cabins. Here, it's primarily about tents, maps, and compasses. And a fishing rod – don't forget the fishing rod! Fall-view from Simskardsround in Børgefjell Wild nature and wild animals Børgefjell is a highly undeveloped national park and is best suited for experienced hikers. Already in 1932, the Norwegian Trekking Association decided not to build cabins or create marked trails in the national park. You may find a few rental cabins, simple shelters, and huts, but for the most part, it's tents and sleeping bags that provide shelter for hikers overnight Read More
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. Simen Trælnes… Read More
