Kleppstad

Built around small coastal farms on Austvågøya, Kleppstad grew into a rural settlement along the E10 route through Lofoten. The island lies between Vestfjorden and the Norwegian Sea, in an archipelago where steep mountains, sheltered inlets and exposed coastlines shape everyday life. Kleppstad belongs to Vågan municipality, whose communities have long been connected by sea travel, fishing and farming. Seasonal cod fisheries remain central to Lofoten’s identity, with stockfish drying a lasting regional tradition. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Nordland and the Lofoten Islands.

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