Hattfjelldal is a mountain municipality in the Helgeland region, home to around 1,300 residents (2025)¹. Located on the border with Sweden, the area is defined by valleys, lakes, and vast mountain landscapes. The administrative centre, Hattfjelldal, is beautifully situated by the Vefsna River, surrounded by forests and mountains¹.
The natural surroundings in Hattfjelldal offer rich opportunities for outdoor activities year-round. The area features hunting grounds, fishing lakes, and marked trails ideal for hiking, cycling, and skiing². The municipality also has an active hunting and fishing community and is known for its proximity to Børgefjell National Park—one of Norway’s most pristine natural areas¹.
The cultural life in Hattfjelldal is close-knit and vibrant, with offerings such as a cultural school, library, community centre, and local events that bring together both children and adults³. The municipality places strong emphasis on volunteerism and community, with local clubs and associations playing a key role in both sports and cultural activities³.
The local economy is shaped by forestry, agriculture, small-scale industry, and tourism¹. Businesses here are built on local resources and traditions, while new ventures in technology and services are also emerging. With its location along National Road 73, the municipality offers easy access to both Mosjøen and Sweden².
Hattfjelldal is a safe and inclusive community where nature is always close to everyday life. It offers a great environment for families, short distances, and an engaged local community that warmly welcomes new residents.
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