Lofotodden National Park is a rugged and picturesque treasure located on the western part of Moskenesøya in the Lofoten archipelago. It is famed for its dramatic landscapes, coastal views, and diverse flora and fauna.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Lofotodden National Park.
Free access; no permits required.
Best visited in summer for outdoor activities or winter for northern lights.
No dedicated visitor center; information available in local towns.
Accessible via E10 highway with some seasonal road considerations.
Summer brings mild temperatures with long daylight hours, while winter is cold with limited daylight but chances to see the northern lights.
Overtourism and environmental strain are concerns; efforts are ongoing to manage visitor impact while preserving natural habitats.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Located near the ferry from Bodø, offering tent and RV spots with stunning sea views.
Backcountry camping near Kvalvika Beach, accessible by hike, providing a true wilderness experience.
Short but steep trail offering unparalleled views of Reine and the surrounding fjords.
Scenic hike through varied landscapes leading to a secluded beach.
Accessed by boat to Vindstad followed by a hike to a pristine beach.
Challenging trek to a mountain hut offering sweeping views of Lofoten's peaks and valleys.
Prepare for variable weather conditions; layers are essential.
In summer, enjoy the Midnight Sun when the sun doesn't set.
Parking can be limited in peak season; arrive early.
Bring appropriate gear for changing terrain and potential rain.