Grønligrotta — 20 km north of Mo i Rana — is the most visited marble cave in the Nordics. It is well facilitated with stairways, walkways and lights.
— a nature experience for everyone!
Grønligrotta — 20 km north of Mo i Rana — is the most visited marble cave in the Nordics. It is well facilitated with stairways, walkways and lights.
— a nature experience for everyone!
Inside the cave you will see an underground river and waterfalls (perhaps also a few fisk), stalactites and many beautiful formations which nature has spent hundreds of thousands years on digging out. You will also see a peculiar granite stone which has been left inside the cave by glacial forces.
Until now over 4.000 meters of the cave has been mapped out and discovered, but still there are unknown passages which has yet to be explored.
Opening hours Reception and café Guided Tours
25. juni- 30. juni 10:00-14:00 10:00
12:00
14:00
1. juli- 11. august Kl. 10.00 – kl. 17.00 10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
12. august – Closed Closed
Tickets are bought by the reception at Grønlia Farm, right next to the parking lot and entrance to the cave.
You dont need to reserve your tickets in advance. Come to the reception, buy your tickets there and join the next starting guided tour.
The guided tour lasts for about 45-60 minutes.
We only offer guided tours.
Guided tours in the Grønligrotta cave for children (4-14 years old).
160 NOK
Guided tours in the Grønligrotta cave for adults (15+ years old). Free parking included in the prices.
240 NOK
Tickets are bought by cash or card in the reception at Grønlia Farm, which is found right next to the parking lot by the cave's entrance.
Guided tours in the Grønligrotta cave for children (4-14 years old).
160 NOK
Guided tours in the Grønligrotta cave for adults (15+ years old). Free parking included in the prices.
240 NOK
Tickets are bought by cash or card in the reception at Grønlia Farm, which is found right next to the parking lot by the cave's entrance.
The Grønligrotta Cave was most likely discovered before the first settlemend on the Grønlia Farm, which was around 1750. A map of the cave was first made in 1914 by the Norwegian geologist Oxaal.
For over hundred years there have been guided tours in Grønligrotta. The family living on the farm often had to set pause to their other farm-related work tasks and let visitors in to give them guided tours inside the cave. They had a boxlight as their only source of light and walked a longer route than the we do today, through what we now know as "The Labyrinth". These passages are smaller and they needed to climb and crawl in order to get through.
Around the year 1960 the farm installed stairways, walkways and electric lights inside the cave, and so the route for today's guided tours had been established. With this facilitation the cave became more accessible and easier to experience.
Please feel free to contact us if you have questions about the cave and our guided tours. You may also use this contact information if you wish to book for a larger group or outside of our normal opening hours/season.
Contact information:
Bjarne Pedersen
gronligrotta@online.no
+47 472 33 858
Please feel free to contact us if you have questions about the cave and our guided tours. You may also use this contact information if you wish to book for a larger group or outside of our normal opening hours/season.
Contact information:
Bjarne Pedersen
gronligrotta@online.no
+47 472 33 858
Tickets are bought by the reception at Grønlia Farm, right next to the parking lot and entrance to the cave.
No, you do not have to book in advance. Just show up, buy ticket and join the first tour
The guided tour lasts for about 45-60 minutes.
No, electric light is installed inside the cave, but feel free to bring your own to light up hidden places
The temperature is between 4-8 degrees
Regular clothes - such as sneakers and a jacket
If your health is good you can go into the cave as pregnant
Yes. Grønligrotta is a cave for the whole family
We do not recommend the tour for persons with severe heart and lung disease, as well as people who have knee and walking isues
Yes, you are allowed to take photos inside the cave
Please call us 0047 47 23 38 58
Because of the corona situation we only sell easy food and groceries
Yes, there is free parking at the reseption/ cafè
Yes, we rent out room and places for caravan
No, it is not possible to have breakfast served when renting room. The room have kitchenette with cooking facilities
No, unfortunately you can not bring a dog in the cave for the sake of other tourists
No, we only offer guided tours