GuidesHide guide

How Eagle Hides Work

Quiet routines, heated hides and the practical rhythm of long winter sessions.

Exterior view of the golden eagle photography hides at Meådal in winter.
Purpose-built golden eagle photography hides at Meådal.

The Meådal hides are purpose-built working spaces about 200 metres from the Red Cabin, designed for quiet, low-disturbance photography.

Small groups and quiet routines

Each hide is normally used by 2-3 guests. Guests must be inside before sunrise and follow the host’s instructions about movement, noise, entry and exit.

Inside the hide

The hides have gas heating, simple seating, dry toilet, prepared lens openings, tripod heads and sandbag support for long-lens photography.

Wildlife remains wild

Golden eagles, Siberian jays, ravens and small birds may be seen near the hides. Sightings and behaviour can never be guaranteed.

Ready to check dates?

Send preferred dates, guest numbers, hide days and travel needs. The request is not final until availability and practical details are confirmed.

Contact / Booking

MeådalMellomriksveien 3287, 7525 Flornes, Norway
Org.nr.986 537 406