Hattfjelldal

Among Norway’s regions, Hattfjelldal stands out for its expansive inland terrain at the Swedish border, where forests, marshes and upland plateaux frame a sparsely settled part of Nordland. Røssvatnet, one of Norway’s largest lakes, is a defining presence, while the municipality also reaches into Børgefjell National Park, an extensive wilderness of mountains and lakes. Hattfjelldal is an important centre of South Sami life; the municipality’s South Sami name, Aarborte, reflects that enduring cultural presence. Summer brings long daylight to hiking country, and winter lends a quieter, snowbound character to the valley. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Hattfjelldal.

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