Snåsaelva

Snåsaelva is a river located in the municipality of Snåsa in Trøndelag county, Norway. The river originates in the mountains and flows through the Snåsa valley before emptying into Snåsavatnet, the largest lake in Nord-Trøndelag. The total length of Snåsaelva is approximately 15 kilometers.

The river is known for its significant role in the local ecosystem, supporting various fish species, including salmon and trout. It is a popular spot for recreational fishing, attracting both local residents and tourists during the fishing season. The surrounding landscape is characterized by forests, hills, and agricultural land, offering scenic beauty to visitors.

Historically, Snåsaelva has been important for transportation and industry in the region. In earlier times, it was used for log driving and as a source of power for mills. Today, its primary importance lies in its natural and recreational values. The river's flow and water quality are monitored to ensure the health of its aquatic life and the surrounding environment. Conservation efforts are in place to protect Snåsaelva and its habitat.