Perched on the eastern shore of Lake Ånøya, Grøneset serves as a tranquil threshold between the deep Norwegian forests and the mirror-like waters of the lake. Historically, this lush promontory was part of the vast woodland landscape where local farmers gathered timber and grazed livestock, far from the bustle of the city. The name itself, “The Green Point,” whispers of its enduring fertility and its role as a natural landmark for those navigating the lake’s shifting currents.
Today, Grøneset has transformed into a cherished communal sanctuary. The old logging paths have been replaced by trails for hikers, and the shoreline hums with the laughter of families enjoying the sandy coves and sun-warmed rocks. Whether it’s the crackle of a campfire at dusk or the sharp, refreshing plunge into the clear water, the area remains a testament to the simple, profound beauty of the Trøndelag countryside—a place where nature and leisure meet in perfect harmony.
The following images are from our trip to this place. Enjoy :-).
