Leka

Leka sits on Leka Island in the Norwegian Sea off Trøndelag, Norway, where unusually exposed rocks make the island’s geological past part of the everyday terrain. The Leka UNESCO Global Geopark explains this remarkable setting through marked routes and sites including Helvetesfjellet, whose red and yellow rock formations were created in an ancient ocean environment. Low-lying farmland, small harbours and the open coast contrast with the rugged interior. At Skei, the monumental burial mound of Herlaugshaugen provides a tangible link to the area’s early history. Ferries connect Leka with the mainland and neighbouring island communities. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding coast to extend your view of Leka and Trøndelag.

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