The Golden Road

Inderøy Gårdsbryggeri – Local Beer with True Craftsmanship

Inderøy Gårdsbryggeri brews craft beer, mead and apple juice using local ingredients. It is the only farm brewery in Norway that produces beer with its own malt and hops.

Located in idyllic Kvam Østre, Inderøy Gårdsbryggeri is one of Norway’s oldest microbreweries (established in 2007). Here, beer is brewed with passion and local raw materials – from the farm’s own hops and malt. Today, they offer 28 varieties of beer, as well as cider, mead and apple juice.

Farm Shop:
Open Monday–Saturday, 12:00–17:00 during the summer season (otherwise by appointment). Here you can buy beer, gift packs and branded glasses. Their products are also available in shops and at Vinmonopolet in Trøndelag.

Experiences:
The brewery hosts beer tastings for groups and pub evenings in Bryggeriloftet, a cosy venue above the brewery. They also offer personalised beer labels for weddings and special occasions.

Contact:
For groups and bookings: +47 922 54 112 | post@igb.no

Maren’s Bakery – Artisan Baking with a Gluten-Free Touch
Maren’s Bakery is an artisan bakery and café with its own dedicated gluten-free baking section.
They serve lunch dishes made with local ingredients – everything from fresh salads to hearty sandwiches – along with freshly ground coffee.
For cakes and pastries, you can indulge in moist carrot cake, the world’s best brownies and much more – and gluten-free options are available on request.

Kjerringa me’ Straumen is a charming lunch café and vintage shop in the heart of Straumen, Inderøy. It is housed in the historic Klokkarstu from 1755, a building with timber walls and a nostalgic atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.

Here you’ll find:

Homemade lunch dishes based on local ingredients, such as elk and fish burgers, pies with fruit from their own smallholding, and sweet temptations like the “Kjerring waffle” and fruit cake.
Freshly brewed coffee and local drinks, served in unique coffee cups – which you can actually buy, along with the chair you’re sitting on!

Kjerringa places great emphasis on sustainability, storytelling, and the use of local products.
Open Friday to Sunday: 11:00 – 16:00, with extended opening hours during the summer season.

Kjerknesvågen Quay is an idyllic stop along the Golden Road on Inderøy, known for its maritime atmosphere and excellent facilities.

During the summer season:

• Summer kiosk and café: Enjoy coffee, ice cream or a light snack with a view of the fjord.
• Festival – first weekend in July:
  Boat Gathering: A popular event celebrating coastal culture, seafood, music and traditional dancing – a party for both boat enthusiasts and landlubbers.
• Kjerknesvågen Quay is the perfect place to combine fjord views, cultural heritage and summer vibes.
  Top-class guest harbour: Repeatedly ranked among Norway’s best, with guest docks, fuel sales and 24-hour sanitary facilities.
• The Jekt Pauline: The world’s last sailing jekt – a unique cultural treasure. On selected Sundays during summer, you can join a sailing trip with Pauline.
• Activities: Swimming area, barbecue spots, seating areas and beautiful hiking trails nearby.
• For motorhomes and camping: Parking spaces with power outlets, access to sanitary facilities and easy payment via Vipps.

Jegtvolden Fjord Hotel – serenity, history and fjord-side charm!
Nestled by the Trondheim Fjord on the Golden Detour, just over an hour from Trondheim. Surrounded by a tranquil garden and private beach, it’s the perfect setting for relaxation and nature escapes.

58 comfortable double rooms and 3 suites (total 130 beds), many with sea views, balconies or direct garden access. All rooms feature seating areas, desks, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi‑Fi. 

Their kitchen champions local Trøndelag produce, offering everything from traditional favourites to gourmet dinners. The restaurant serves lunch (12:00–14:00) and dinner (17:00–21:00), with optional extras like aquavit or beer tastings at nearby Sundnes Distillery. 

Historical Charm
The oldest section, “Lillegården”, dates back over 150 years and once hosted literary figures like Asbjørnsen, Moe and Ole Bull – its historic ambience permeates the hotel to this day.

Sund Summer Hotel – fjord views and summer vibes on Inderøy!
Beautifully located by the Trondheimfjorden, just minutes from Straumen centre, Sund Summer Hotel is open during the summer season and offers a relaxed atmosphere close to beaches, nature and the Golden Road.

Simple and comfortable – rooms with private bathrooms, breakfast included and free parking. Perfect for families, couples and groups looking for an affordable and friendly base to explore Inderøy.
Mobile home parking with access to electricity

• Easy access to swimming spots, hiking trails and local food experiences.
• Spacious garden and outdoor areas for play and relaxation.
• Close to cultural attractions, galleries and festivals in Straumen.

Sund Summer Hotel – summer, fjord and genuine Trøndelag hospitality.

Saga – photographic art, fjordside charm and creative experiences!

Every summer, Saga hosts a major photography exhibition featuring 1–2 photographers, often including a debut artist from NordPhotography’s mentor programme.

Open Tuesday to Sunday, 12:00–17:00 (see link for seasonal dates).

Saga is more than a gallery – it’s also a hotel and workshop venue with photographic art on the walls, creative courses, event spaces and a unique location by the fjord. Here, art experiences are combined with accommodation, great food and nature-based activities.
For added relaxation: try Saga Sauna 

Saga – where art, nature and hospitality come together.

Mosvik Museum – a living encounter with local history!

Mosvik Museum and Historical Society is a volunteer-run rural museum and cultural venue offering an authentic glimpse into life in Innherred through the ages. The museum is housed in the old Grande School from 1866, featuring a 1950s classroom, the teacher’s family living room, a stuffed bear and several small exhibitions.

Open every Saturday during the summer season (June–August) from 11:00–14:00
Each Saturday includes a short talk on local history and crafts. Guided tours for groups are available year-round by prior arrangement.

Discover more!

• The smithy with tools from local blacksmith Ole Gjerde.
• The crofter’s cottage “Nesstu” with interiors from 1930–1960.
• The activity house “Kaldalstua” with the craft shop “Krambua” – where you can buy knitted goods, yarn and enjoy coffee and waffles.

Heritage Trails

Mosvik Heritage Trail (4.5 km): 34 information points along the Mossa river, Mosvik beach and up to the church.
Selsetvika/Venneshamn Heritage Trail (2 km): Explore rock carvings, burial mounds and old trading houses.

Mosvik Museum is more than a museum – it’s a meeting place for culture, nature and history. Combine your visit with walks in the cultural landscape, swimming at Mosvik beach and local food experiences.

Hustad Church – a medieval gem in Sandvollan!

This small yet magnificent stone church was built around 1150–1160 as a Romanesque long church with chancel, nave and west tower. It was likely constructed as a private church for the chieftain at Hustad, based at the Vestre Hustad farm.

Hustad Church is one of Norway’s best-preserved medieval churches, with interior and exterior details reflecting the Middle Ages as well as the 17th, 18th and early 19th centuries. Surrounding the churchyard stands the “Kjerkplanken” – a log-built fence from the 1600s, the only one of its kind preserved in Trøndelag. The west portal is richly decorated with Romanesque ornaments, zigzag patterns and dragon motifs, and the stone altar is the only surviving piece from the medieval interior. The pulpit and chancel screen from the 1600s remain intact.

The church was decommissioned as a parish church in 1887 and handed over to the Society for the Preservation of Ancient Norwegian Monuments, which has kept it unrestored – a rare witness to history.

Open every Sunday during the summer season (June-August).
Guided tours for groups available year-round by prior arrangement.
Hustad Church – a perfect stop for history enthusiasts along the Golden Road.

Kjerringa me’ Straumen – reuse, history and charm in the heart of Straumen!
Housed in the historic Klokkarstu from 1755, this delightful vintage shop and café offers an experience far beyond ordinary shopping. Explore cosy rooms filled with second-hand treasures, furniture and nostalgic décor – everything is for sale. You can even buy the coffee cup you’re drinking from or the chair you’re sitting on!

The atmosphere is warm and homely, with timber walls that tell stories from centuries past. The shop focuses strongly on reuse and sustainability, giving new life to old treasures. Enjoy freshly brewed coffee and homemade lunch dishes made from local ingredients – the perfect tasty break.

Kjerringa me’ Straumen – a journey through time and a meeting place for culture and sustainability.

Primstaven – a treasure trove for book lovers and culture enthusiasts!
In the heart of Straumen, Inderøy, you’ll find Primstaven Bookshop and Antiquarian – a unique store that blends literature, culture and retro charm. Explore shelves filled with new titles and rare antiquarian gems covering health, philosophy, art, music and more.

Discover:

• A bookshop and antiquarian collection with a wide range of titles.
• Unique products: Literary posters, notebooks, crystals and a growing collection of LPs for vinyl fans.
• Retro and vintage clothing with character – perfect for those who love reuse and style with history.
• Online shop: primstaven.shop for books and gift items.

Opening hours: Wednesday & Thursday: 11:00–17:00, Friday & Saturday: 11:00–18:00 (and during events).

Primstaven is more than a shop – it’s a meeting place for literature, culture and great conversations.