The alpine ski resort Grong Skisenter has 15 different slopes and four ski lifts, meaning both families and experienced alpine skiers can find their favourite runs.
The Hanshelleren cave in Flatanger is drawing increasingly more elite rock climbers from around the world – and is regarded as one of the most unique climbing walls on earth.
The mountain board Namsskogan Fjellstyre has among the most rental cabins of any mountain board in Norway, as well as large hunting and fishing areas.
The river Namsen has been called the “Queen of the salmon rivers”, but the Namsen watercourse also has several princesses to choose between.
Namsskogan Family Park offers adventures for the whole family all summer long. Families can combine enjoyable experiences with animals and exciting activities.
Visitors to the Coastal Museum Rørvik on the coast of Trøndelag will discover exciting exhibitions at Norveg, local history in Rørvik, aquaculture and the historical fishing village of Sør-Gjæslingan.
Namdalskysten is the northernmost part of the Trøndelag coast, stretching from Flatanger in the south, via Namsos and Rørvik to Leka in the north. The coastline in Namdalen is known for excellent fishing.
Lierne in Nord-Trøndelag, the realm of the bears, is the area of Norway where we find the largest number of bears.
Rock City Namsos in Namsos is Trøndelag’s new adventure centre, allowing you to experience the development of Trønder rock, from Prudence to DDE.
Namsskogan Family Park offers adventures for the whole family all summer long. Families can combine enjoyable experiences with animals and exciting activities.
Visitors to the Coastal Museum Rørvik on the coast of Trøndelag will discover exciting exhibitions at Norveg, local history in Rørvik, aquaculture and the historical fishing village of Sør-Gjæslingan.
Namdalskysten is the northernmost part of the Trøndelag coast, stretching from Flatanger in the south, via Namsos and Rørvik to Leka in the north. The coastline in Namdalen is known for excellent fishing.
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