Møysalen National Park
Coastal alpine peaks rising from fjords on Hinnøya in Nordland, Norway
Peaks jut straight out of the ocean and fjords, with Møysalen the highest at 1,262 m. Unusually for a Norwegian national park, it reaches all the way down to sea level, taking in the Vestpollen fjord branch and undisturbed birch forest.
Things to do
- On footClimb Møysalen, the park's highest mountain at 1,262 m
- On footWalk through the birch forest around the Vestpollen fjord branch of the Øksfjorden
- WildlifeWatch for birds of prey above the steep mountains and seashores
- Try thisLook for moose in the area around the Øksfjorden
Also worth seeing
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Møysalen
The park's highest mountain, 1,262 m, rising from the ocean and fjords. - 2
Vestpollen
A fjord branch of the Øksfjorden, included in the park down to sea level.