The coastal cabins at Brekke Locks offer the opportunity to experience the Halden Canal while providing a comfortable place to stay. The cabins provide simple yet cozy accommodation at an affordable price and are available to anyone wishing to stay near the canal

The apartments are well-equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay, and their location at Brekke Locks gives you the opportunity to explore the area and enjoy the beautiful surrounding nature

Whether you’re on a romantic weekend getaway or a family vacation, staying in these cabins is sure to provide a memorable experience

Fløterhytta rafter’s cabin

Fløterhytta is located at Brekke Locks and is a charming little cabin where you can watch the daily passage of boats through the locks. Nearby, you’ll find a summer-open kiosk, beautiful swimming spots, and opportunities for hiking and cycling. With a canoe or kayak, you can even experience being locked up and down the locks. It is a truly unforgettable experience! The area around the cabin also offers plenty of hiking options, no matter which direction you choose or what activity you prefer

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North Lock Assistant and South Lock Assistant Apartments

Located east of Tistedal, between the historic locks from 1853 and the newer ones from 1924, is the Lock Assistant residence. The building houses two apartments—North Lock Assistant and South Lock Assistant, one on each floor. Each apartment accommodates up to six people and has its own private entrance. During the day, you can watch or even take part in the passage of canoes and boats through the locks. In the newly restored garden, facing southwest, you can enjoy stunning sunsets while trying your luck at fishing.

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Krappeto:

Krappeto, located on a small island in the Halden Canal, is one of the canal’s finest gems. Surrounded by beautiful locks that were once central to the timber-floating industry, the site was built in 1856, destroyed by a flood in 1861, and rebuilt in 1877, making it a unique place with a rich history. Owned by the Jan Tolfsby Foundation and maintained by the Halden Waterway Canal Company, it is open to the public to explore and enjoy. With a main building of two floors and a coastal trail cabin, Krappeto offers a distinctive experience for those wishing to discover the history and beauty of the Halden Canal.

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