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Birtavarre Høgfjell (litterally meaning High Mountain) is a test dig where the mining company did some prospecting for copper ore. Read more...

Monte Carlo is located in the hillside due west from the ruins of the administration center in Ankerlia. Steep but easy access to the mine entrance. Read more...

Skaidi, located on the east side of the valley, was one of the main mining communities. You will find a mine shaft, equipment and serveral ruins. Read more...

The Moskogaisa mines are located due south of Ankerlia, up the Zig Zag road. You will find three mines and ruins of the cableway station and housing. Read more...

Ankerlia outdoor mining museum Read more...

If you're an adventure seeker or a nature lover planning a trip to Northern Norway, then Gorsabrua in Kåfjorddalen is a must-visit destination. This spectacular bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and is sure to leave you in awe of Norway's natural beauty. Gorza Canyon is northern Europes deepest canyon (App. 150 meters), and a huge 140 meters tall waterfall named Gorzi falls to the bottom of the canyon. A pedestrian bridge ( Gorsabrua ) spans 53 meters over the canyon and with more than 140 meters over to the canyon river. Gorsabrua - Gorsa Bridge connects the landscapes on each side of Gorza canyon. In summer season there will be bungee jumping several weekends. Gorsabrua is situated in Kåfjorddalen, a picturesque valley in the Troms og Finnmark region of northern Norway. The bridge is easily accessible from Tromsø, the largest city in Northern Norway. Here are the Read more...

Holmenes Sea Sami farm | Museum Read more...

Vuoksajohka | Oksdalen Walley | Okselva Waterfall Read more...

Seahuts and Pier in Birtavarre There`s few examples of Kven and Sea-Sami building traditions left, after the burnout by the Nazist during World War II. These seahuts are therefor an important physical heritage of the coastal culture in the high north Scandinavia. The Kven and sea Sami harvested the resources in the sea and these huts were used as sheds for their equipment, and sometimes as storage for smaller boats. Read more...

Birtavarre is the easiest gate to Halti and more. (Haltitunturi /Ráisduottarháldi -trail from Birtavarre. Summer road up to 800m.) From Birtavarre you can take daytrips to Halti. Halti is a mountain located in the northern region of Scandinavia, straddling the border between Norway and Finland. Its summit is the highest point in Finland, although a significant portion of the mountain lies within Norwegian territory. Halti is not only renowned for its natural beauty but also for its symbolic significance in the history and culture of both countries. To reach Halti, one of the most popular starting points is the charming village of Birtavarre, situated in Norway. Birtavarre serves as a gateway to Halti and offers a variety of options for travelers to embark on their journey to the summit. Here's how you can get to Halti from Birtavarre: By Car: If you're traveling by car, you can take the E6 Read more...