Halsanaustan

Built around a landing place on Halsafjorden, Halsanaustan grew into a coastal stop on the Halsa–Kanestraum ferry route. The small settlement lies in Heim, on the northern shore of the fjord, where road travel and sea crossings still shape connections across Nordmøre. The ferry links Halsa with Kanestraum on the opposite shore and forms part of the E39 route. Nearby Halsa Church, a wooden cruciform church built in 1724, reflects the area’s long parish tradition. Forested slopes meet the water around the settlement, while the fjord leads toward Norway’s wider coastal district. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Trøndelag.

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