Neiden Fjellstue

In the middle of the Arctic nature in Neiden, about 45 kilometers west of Kirkenes, lies Neiden Fjellstue. Here, on the banks of the Neiden River and just a few kilometers from the border with Finland, a family business has welcomed travelers for generations. The history goes back to 1876, when the place was established as a shuttle station for travelers crossing the area. Today, Neiden Fjellstue is a natural starting point for those who want to get close to nature and experience the Arctic outdoors.
Company
Neiden Fjellstue
Email
info@neidenfjellstue.com
Telephone
+47 995 51 517
Place
Neiden

Accommodation close to nature

Neiden Fjellstue offers simple and comfortable cabins with an idyllic location by the Neidenelva River. The cabins vary in size from smaller three-person cabins to larger cabins for up to six people, and can be rented all year round. In the yard you will also find a barbecue area, and it is possible to rent a sauna and wood-fired hot tub, perfect for a relaxing evening after a day out in nature.

For those who want an even more authentic wilderness experience, Neiden Fjellstue also offers log cabins in the mountains. The cabins are located in four different areas, from pine forests to open plateau landscapes, and all are located by fishing lakes. In winter, you can reach one of the cabins with your own snowmobile or use the lodge's scooter transport.

An area for outdoor activities

Neiden is surrounded by a varied Arctic landscape with rivers, mountains, forests and countless fishing lakes. In summer, the Neidenelva is known as one of the best salmon rivers in the area, while the mountain lakes offer opportunities for fishing and peaceful nature experiences. In winter, the landscape transforms into a snowy wilderness with good opportunities for skiing, ice fishing and northern lights experiences.

Neiden Fjellstue has extensive experience in arranging tours in the area, both on your own and with a guide. The location makes it a good starting point for those who want to explore the Arctic wilderness, whether you travel in the summer under the midnight sun or in the winter when the northern lights dance across the sky.

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