Umbukta Fjellstue
Mo i Rana
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Umbukta Fjellstue is a traditional and old shuttle and toll station with lots of history in the walls. The original farm was cleared around 1830. In 1873 it was used as a mountain lodge for the Lapland farmers from Sweden who were going to Mo i Rana to trade goods. In the period 1904 - 1939 there was a boat route on Uman, between Umbukta and Umfors. The "new" mountain lodge opened at Easter 2001, with a cozy café and the option of overnight accommodation all year round. Umbukta and the surrounding mountain areas are a much-used outdoor area for people in Rana, and there are around 400 cabins around the area. We can offer a restaurant with all rights, accommodation and activities.
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Our premises are popular for events, such as confirmation, Christmas parties etc. The caravan site became part of Umbukta Fjellstue in the summer of 2004. We want to be a hub for all caravan users, cabin people and other outdoor enthusiasts, and hope to see you with us soon. Welcome!
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