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Take a 12-minute detour from the main road through Trøndelag! Whether you are interested in fun activities, delicious craft beers or award-winning cheeses, you will find it along The Golden Road at Inderøy.
In the 1990s, the road through the Inderøy peninsula, just off Norway’s main road E6, was just an idea of a detour. Now, the Golden Road is a widely known brand and counts more than 20 dedicated stops, many of which are certified as eco-friendly.
Knut Øye Brandsås was born and raised here. The young man puts the environment first in everything he does, and back in 2016, he was proud to see his hometown get rated as a sustainable destination by Innovation Norway.
Get Knut’s insider tips to some of the highlights at Inderøy and along The Golden Road.
An exciting detour.
The Golden Road is a local cooperative that works to enhance the quality of experiences at Inderøy, with increasingly strict requirements for present and new member businesses.
The Golden Road includes artist workshops, local food by farmers, galleries and art museums, and historical memorials. Today, the cooperative counts more than 20 member businesses.
Inderøy is located just of the main road between Verdal and Steinkjer in Trøndelag.
Muustrøparken sculpture park is located in the centre of Straumen, the largest village at Inderøy. Take a relaxing walk along the river and enjoy the sweet-smelling flowers, the stunning Muusbrua bridge, and – of course – the fascinating statues and figurines.
The park features several sculptures made by Nils Aas, one of Norway’s most recognized sculptors. In addition to the park, you can take the short walk to the gallery Nils Aas kunstverksted, where you can experience a remarkable collection of art.
Want to experience something different than a regular hotel? Escape your everyday life and book a comfy room at Strømnes in Oldefars gjestehus (great-grandfathers guest house). The small farm hotel is known for its relaxing atmosphere and flavoursome food made with local produce.
The guest house engages in sustainable practices and has achieved a certification for its environmental efforts.
Rent a bike and explore The Golden Road on two wheels. During the 32-kilometre long route around the Borgenfjord, you can experience local farms, cultural landscape, and historic buildings such as Mære Church from the early Middle Ages.
In addition, you will of course be served fresh local food along the way. Choose between a day package or a package that includes accommodation.
The smell of tasty, local food from some of the top-class restaurants at Inderøy will follow you along The Golden Road. At the local eatery Øyna, you’ll be served a feast of flavours and a photogenic view. The restaurant is located on a viewpoint overlooking Inderøy and the Trondheimsfjord.
The food is made from scratch with the use of local products and displays local knowledge of food and dishes.
English Pale Ale, German Dunkel, and American IPA – find your favourite among 20 different types of beer at the brewery Inderøy gårdsbryggeri. Join a tasting group, attend one of their brewing courses or just visit their shop.
Inderøy gårdsbryggeri is continuously working on minimising its impact on the environment and has received the Eco-Lighthouse certificate.
- Beer rich in flavour and character, brewed by old recipes and traditions! We brew around 20 different…
Go to: Inderøy Gårdsbryggeri (Brewery) - Beer farm shop- Beer rich in flavour and character, brewed by old recipes and traditions! We brew around 20 different…
Put on a pair of sturdy boots and experience some of the most scenic surroundings at Inderøy with a hike to Vangshylla.
The route includes everything from grass roads through cultural landscape and steep hills to small bays suitable for swimming. Can you ask for more?
The charming farm cheese dairy Gangstad gårdsysteri produces cheese and ice cream with fresh milk from the farm’s own cows. And even though the farm shop is small, the cheese and ice cream are world-class!
Gangstad gårdsysteri has been awarded several prizes and medals over the last few years because of their tasteful cheese.
-Award-winning cheese and ice cream! Gangstad Gårdsysteri is ideally located in beutiful surroundings in…
Go to: Gangstad Gårdsysteri - farm cheese dairy-Award-winning cheese and ice cream! Gangstad Gårdsysteri is ideally located in beutiful surroundings in…
An exciting detour.
The Golden Road is a local cooperative that works to enhance the quality of experiences at Inderøy, with increasingly strict requirements for present and new member businesses.
The Golden Road includes artist workshops, local food by farmers, galleries and art museums, and historical memorials. Today, the cooperative counts more than 20 member businesses.
Inderøy is located just of the main road between Verdal and Steinkjer in Trøndelag.
If you choose to travel to a Sustainable Destination, you help preserve the historical and cultural heritage, and at the same time support the communities, traditions, nature, and environment. Welcoming hosts will serve food that is harvested, produced and prepared in the area.
Sustainable Destination is the Nordic region’s only national labelling scheme for travel destinations. It is a tool for sustainable development of businesses and destinations when it comes to the environment, the local community, the cultural heritage, and the economy.
However, the label does not mean that the destinations are 100 per cent sustainable, but that they have begun a long-term process. The destinations are evaluated every three years.
See our selection of companies that work hard to make you happy all through your trip.
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