Capacity
- 38 rooms with shower and toilet.
- Family rooms with 4 beds.
- Rooms with disabled facilities.
- Dining hall and restaurant.
- Lounges.
- Fully licensed bar.
- Solarium.
- Sauna.
- Camping site with 9 cottages.
- Eldhus (old house on the farm with an open
- fireplace. Used for baking, brewing, and laundry).
- Outdoor area with places to have a barbeque.
- All of our hotel rooms have free wireless
- Internet connection.

At Snåsa Hotell we want our guests to feel they can relax and enjoy home cooking made with local ingredients sourced in the local area. There are many opportunities to get out in the beautiful natural surroundings. Snåsa is well-known for its fishing and hunting opportunities. During winter there are cleared ski tracks right outside the hotel.

Sights...............................................

Saemien Sijte
Center for south Sami culture. Museums featuring
exhibitions of old objects and modern handcrafts.
Outside the center there is an old traditional Sami turf
hut from the south Sami environment.
Phone: (+47) 74 13 80 00 - www.saemiensijte.no

The Church Place Megard and Olavskilden
An old church place where Saint Olaf reportedly drank
the water. The pilgrims visited this place on their journey
to Nidaros, and the place was probably built around the
curative power the Olavskilden obtained. Visit this old
church place, enjoy the serenity, and atmosphere.


The beautiful Snåsa church from the 1300s.


Bølareinen - a 6000 year old rock carving.

Snåsa Church
A beautiful stone church where the oldest parts date
back to the 12th century.

Vonheim Rural District Museum
A museum with objects from Snåsa's culture and history.

Sandmoen Smallholding
Old smallholding from approximately 1845. The buildings
are representative of what was typical of smallholdings
at that time.

Bøla Rock Carving Field
Bølarein, an approx. 6000 year old rock carving of a
reindeer in life-size. Several new rock carvings have
recently been found. Phone: (+47) 92 43 50 11.
www.bolarein.no


Horseback riding right into the magnificent nature of Snåsa.


The rare Lady Slipper Orchid grows wildly at Snåsa.

Bergsåsen Nature Reserve
A marked nature trail in central Snåsa. The area has
several cultural monuments but is mainly known for its
varied flora. Chalk escarpment where rare orchids like
Lady Slipper Orchid and Fly Orchid grow.

Roaldstein Fortress (Roaldstein bygdeborg)
A fortress with an approx. 100 m. stone wall in walking
distance from the hotel. Probably used as an outlook
and fire warning system against warlike intruders.
The northernmost fortress in the Trondheim fjord.
Dated from the period 200-600 A.D.


In Snåsa's nature you can experience "where the wilderness whispers".

The Mountain Farms
Gaundalen and Gjefsjø mountain farms are two out
of the three remaining mountain farms still running
in Norway. No roads and far up in the mountains –
it is a hike for the experienced mountain hikers.
Phone: Gaundalen Mountain farm (+47) 74 15 28 29
and Gjefsjø Mountain farm (+47) 74 15 28 27.
www.snasa.kommune.no

l Gressåmoen Mountain Farm
A farm with houses that are approx. 200 years old.
A permanent settlement with houses and cottages until
1954. The farm is the natural gateway to Blåfjella -
Skjækerfjella National Park.
Phone: 74 14 48 38 - www.gressamoen.com
www.snasa.kommune.no


Boat trip to Holden farm.


The popular Holden Mountain Farm (Holden Fjellgård) which is near
the Swedish-Norwegian border.

Holden Mountain Farm
This mountain farm is the middle of three properties close to the Swedish-Norwegian border up in the
Snåsa mountains.
Self-serviced, owned, and run by Nord Trøndelag
Travel Association. Phone: (+47) 22 82 28 00
www.turistforeningen.no

Outdoor life...........................................

Outdoor life
The opportunities to be close to nature are excellent in
Snåsa. Both in and outside the national parks there are
almost unlimited opportunities for exploration. We can
offer trips for both mountaineers and hikers.
This applies to both summer and winter. There are
several roads to the national park areas. There are
several areas for swimming and it is also possible to rent
boats. Trips can be organized with food based on local
and cultural traditions. During winter time you can go
skiing in cleared ski tracks. There is also access to an
area where you can drive a snow scooter under
supervision. Internet: www.snasa.kommune.no

l Hunting and Fishing
Snåsa is well-known for its hunting opportunities.
Every year over 300 moose, 8000 – 10000 grouse and many
more small games are brought down. This takes place
on both private and government grounds. Snåsa
municipality has over 2500 fishing lakes. In the area
there are several types of fish: trout, Arctic char, burbot,
and eel. You can buy a fishing license at Snåsa Hotel.
Phone: (+47) 74 15 10 57 - snasa.hotell@c2i.net

Blåfjella - Skjækerfjella National Park
The landscape is characterized by low mountains with
gentle terrain. The highest mountain is Midtliklumpen
which is 1333 meters above sea level. The most
important user interests are linked to south Sami
reindeer husbandry, agriculture, outdoor life, hunting
and fishing. Phone: (+47) 74 15 10 57
www.indre-namdal.no

Boat/Canoe rental
You can rent boats at Snåsa Hotell and Snåsa Fjellstyre.
Phone: (+47) 74 12 74 49.
E-mail: snasa@fjellstyrene.no
Phone: (+47) 74 15 14 01 - www.denas.no


Experience your luck in fishing in Blåfjella - Skjækerfjella National Park.

Activities.........................................

Pakkhuset / Snåsabanen
Pakkhuset: Gallery, a store that sells farm fare and south
Sami handicraft. Phone: (+47) 74 15 12 50
www.pakkhuset.no

Stekk-inom
A small gift shop with character and a tranquil
atmosphere. This shop offers giftware.
Phone: (+47) 95 17 38 61

DeNas - nature experiences in borderland
DeNas guides you into a special land, a borderland
between fairy-tales and reality. They offer a number of
trips and arrangements for groups, individuals and
companies. They can help you realize your wilderness
dreams! Phone: (+47) 74 15 14 01 www.denas.no

The Rural Summer Pasture District Snåsa
In the Snåsa mountains you can visit mountain pastures
that are operative during the summer. You can buy
traditional summer pasture fare produced there.


The summer mountain farms in Snåsa serve traditional mountain fare
during the summer.


At Snåsa Hotell we serve excellent and home-cooked fare
prepared with fresh ingredients from local surroundings.

Welcome to Snåsa Hotel.

The staff at Snåsa Hotell wishes you a pleasant
stay in calm surroundings with good food and
friendly hosts.

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