Inderdalen gård

Good atmosphere for small and large.
Good atmosphere for small and large. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
The hosts at Inderdalen Farm in their own costumes.
The hosts at Inderdalen Farm in their own costumes. Photographer: Kjetil Holen
The Bekkekverna mill in Inderdalen. Grain is ground here using water power, just like in the old days. Illegal use of the mill provided the people with vital flour during the war.
The Bekkekverna mill in Inderdalen. Grain is ground here using water power, just like in the old days. Illegal use of the mill provided the people with vital flour during the war. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
A bakery with its own mine where local baked goods are produced. Traditional baked goods such as kamkaka, lefser and bread are baked here.
A bakery with its own mine where local baked goods are produced. Traditional baked goods such as kamkaka, lefser and bread are baked here. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
Freshly baked goods from a wood-fired oven, in keeping with old traditions in Inderdalen.
Freshly baked goods from a wood-fired oven, in keeping with old traditions in Inderdalen. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
Universally designed bathroom. Two bathrooms with shower and toilet. Offers for hikers and visitors to the farm.
Universally designed bathroom. Two bathrooms with shower and toilet. Offers for hikers and visitors to the farm. Photographer: Marit Valla
SERVICE BUILDING Cozy seating area under cover.
SERVICE BUILDING Cozy seating area under cover. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
New Service Building 2019.
New Service Building 2019. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
Kamkakeoven in Eldhuset. The cake is baked over open heat.
Kamkakeoven in Eldhuset. The cake is baked over open heat. Photographer: Kjetil Holen
Kamkake traditions in Inderdalen.
Kamkake traditions in Inderdalen. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
Sleep well in the Guesthouse.
Sleep well in the Guesthouse. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
The sleeping loft in the Guest House, here there is room for 4.
The sleeping loft in the Guest House, here there is room for 4. Photographer: Marit Valla
The guesthouse was restored in 2023, here with the reuse of old materials.
The guesthouse was restored in 2023, here with the reuse of old materials. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
Inderdalen in flower splendor. Calf dance on Kjellerberget.
Inderdalen in flower splendor. Calf dance on Kjellerberget. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
The barn terrace for mountain people and visitors to the farm.
The barn terrace for mountain people and visitors to the farm. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
The hostess takes a well-deserved break.
The hostess takes a well-deserved break. Photographer: Ketil Levang
The attic in Gammelstua, which was also used for the production of handicrafts.
The attic in Gammelstua, which was also used for the production of handicrafts. Photographer: Fabrice Milochau
Country store in Gammelstua. Local pastries, coffee and much more.
Country store in Gammelstua. Local pastries, coffee and much more. Photographer: Ann-Synnøve Albertsen
All rooms, including Kammerset, are used when we receive guests.
All rooms, including Kammerset, are used when we receive guests. Photographer: Bjørnar Pedersen
The guesthouse is built on top of an underground cellar.
The guesthouse is built on top of an underground cellar. Photographer: Rune Lund
A summer day in Inderdalen 2023.
A summer day in Inderdalen 2023. Photographer: Rune Lund
Mountain farm at the foot of Okstindan.
Mountain farm at the foot of Okstindan. Photographer: Marit Valla

Activities and experiences
Farm shops
Meetings, courses and parties
Accommodation

Contact:

Oskar Kristoffer Inderdal

Address:

Bryggfjelldalsveien 122, 8646 Korgen

Phone:

+47 95 26 29 45

Website:

facebook.com/groups/1523522304530561/

E-mail:

jordabakk1@gmail.com

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At the foot of Okstindan in Hemnes Municipality you will find Inderdalen Farm, a treasure trove of a mountain farm from the 1600th century.
In the middle of the yard surrounded by beautiful flower meadows, we offer accommodation in a small log house. Inside you can relax in a good bed and enjoy the peace and quiet in homely surroundings, like in an old grandmother's home. Here you also get the experience of being in magnificent nature, you can either follow the marked trail or just take a stroll around the farm. In Inderdalen you get close to nature, the peace, the farm's cultural heritage and traditions.

The farm, which is now owned by the 8th generation since the 1700th century, has received a lot of attention. True to tradition, the mountain people have always been welcome, old paths have been cleared and re-marked. The farm is cared for with love and diligence and appears very complete and authentic, and it often attracts admiration and curiosity.

In 2019, Inderdalen Farm received the Nordland Cultural Landscape Award, awarded by the State Administrator. We received the award for our commitment to preserving and communicating the history of the old mountain farm and the cultural landscape it is a part of.

ACCOMMODATION IN THE GUESTHOUSE

We rent out an old house "Gjestehuset". This house has been recently restored to its original condition and considerable time and resources have been invested in creating a contemporary image.

Here you can enjoy modern comfort with electricity and running water (cold water). Toilet and shower in a separate service building.

On the first floor you will find a cozy but simple kitchenette with a hotplate and refrigerator, the living room also has a sofa and armchairs for relaxation and rest.

On the second floor there are 4 made-up beds, a very good double bed and two authentic beds with good comfort. The hallway on the second floor offers activities whether you like to do puzzles, read or knit.

SERVICE BUILDING

If you are staying overnight at Inderdalen Farm or you are just a simple mountain tourist who wants a shower/toilet visit, there is a service building here that is available to everyone who wants it. The service building has two shower and toilet rooms, one of which has a universal design. If you are an overnight guest at Inderdalen Farm, you can use your own bathroom in the Service Building.

EXPERIENCES

Historical walking tour Join us on a historical walking tour of the cultural landscape around Inderdalen Farm. Learn about how grain is ground the old-fashioned way using water power in the old stream mill.

Cake baking At Inderdalen Farm, old traditions are kept alive. Kamkaka is a local pastry in Hemnes that is baked in an old wood-fired mine. Join us and learn about kamkake baking.

Historic "kaffeslaberas" in Gammelstua Meet the hosts at the farm and learn about the people who have lived on the farm. You will be served a light meal and given a tour of Gammelstua from early morning. 1800th century. The house, which also includes the living room loft, has many historical treasures.

Hiking or skiing Inderdalen also offers a fantastic hiking area. From the farm you can follow Marked hiking trails to Gråfjellhytta and Oksfjellelv. The hosts can give you lots of hiking tips so you can explore the surrounding area on your own.

Events At Inderdalen Gård you can also rent premises for groups who want to serve food, bake Kamkake, learn about history or take a tour. You can also come here for a visit to the café or to shop in the farm shop on selected days of the year. Opening hours are advertised on Facebook Inderdalen Gård.