Nordnes
8255 Røkland
Telefon: 950 69 426
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Nordnes Camp og Bygdesenter
Saltdal
Saltdal
Recommended activities and experiences in Saltdal:
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Botnvatnet lake and Ingeborgfossen waterfall
This is an experience you will long remember. The Ingeborgfossen waterfall is a pronounced landscape element in Saltdal, powerful rapids over a stretch of about 1.5 km down to Botnvatnet lake. The waterfall is especially spectacular in the spring when it is at its strongest. You can feel drops from the waterfall while taking in the beautiful natural surroundings.
> Discover the spectacular Ingeborgfossen waterfall -
The Rognan pier
In the centre of Rognan, you will find the century-old pier where you can experience one of the very last authentic building environments in Norway. -
Hike to the summit of Solvågtid
At a height of 1,559 m above sea level, Solvågtid is the municipality’s second highest mountain. Several routes lead to the summit, where you will be rewarded with amazing panoramic views.
> Summit ascent of Solvågtid -
National Park Centre and art gallery
Get to know the artists Per Adde and Kajsa Zetterquist and the national parks in Nordland. Storjord offers a 20 km universally designed trail network, including a fireplace site. The historic arboretum, the mighty Kjemåfossen waterfall, the panoramic mountain Solvågtind, swing bridges, the cultural site Roparneset with a Sami settlement, climbing area and cosy yard provide space for activities and discovery.
> Visit Nordland National Park Centre -
Exploring Saltdal on two wheels
A nature-based bike path has been developed through Saltdal. Cycling on this path through Saltdal offers fresh air, peace and quiet, exercise, encounters with a vibrant cultural landscape and the local life – all at the same time. From your bike seat, you can take in all the impressions and experiences you find along this bike path.
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“The Queen of the North” – the Saltdal river
The beautiful Saltdal river (Saltdalselva) stretches from Saltfjellet mountains to Rognan. Ankermoen in Storjord is where two rivers meet – the Junkerdalselva flows down the beautiful Junkerdalen valley and the Lønsdalselva flowing down from the Saltfjellet mountains. From this point, it is called the Saltdal river. You can explore the many nice forest roads near the river and do not need to go far before you are in the wilderness.
> Read more about the Saltdal river -
Artscape Nordland
Artscape Nordland is an international collection of art developed from 1992-1998 and 2009-15. 2009 and 2010. The 35 works of art are placed in the landscape in 34 municipalities in Nordland, as well as one in neighbouring Troms. The work of art “Four Exposures” by Gediminas Urbonas is located near downtown Rognan.
> Discover the Four Exposures -
Authentic Salten food and tourist information office
Nordneskroa serves traditional Norwegian food and uses local ingredients in their food production. Each October, they arrange the Traditional Food Day which focuses on dishes and food traditions that are about to be forgotten. They also tailor dining experiences as required.
Nordneskroa is especially known for its popular møsbrømlefse, a genuine Salten product. Nordneskroa doubles as the tourist information office in Saltdal.
> Attend the Traditional Food Day -
Nordlandsmuseet, Saltdal Folk Museum
The museum is built up around a beautiful farmstead, where the family of skipper Ellingsen lived from 1750 until the end of the 19th century. The rest of the museum consists of some around 20 historic buildings dating from the 17th to 20th centuries.
> Visit Saltdal Folk Museum -
Blood Road Museum
The Blood Road Museum is situated in the grounds of Saltdal Museum. The story of the lives and work of prisoners of war under the German regime from 1942-45 is presented in a German barracks moved here from the Dunderdalen valley. Thousands of prisoners of war from eastern Europe were sent north to build roads and railways. They suffered inhuman conditions and many never returned. This is an experience with a difference in surroundings where the silence is tangible. Words are inadequate here, but the impressions are many and deep. This is an important journey through a period which must never be forgotten. -
Experiences close to town
The headland Tangodden is within walking distance (4 km) of the centre of Rognan. Walk along the shoreline and through the “Hundred-acre wood” before you reach the lighthouse. This is a good place for sea fishing and there is also a rich bird and plant life. In days gone by, the coastal rocks at Tangodden were used to dry clipfish.
> Walk out to the headland Tangodden
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