Best Attractions Near Silverfallet (Härjedalen)
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Tourist attraction4.7★2,153 reviews
Tannforsen Waterfall
Tännforsen is Sweden’s largest free-flowing waterfall, a broad, thunderous cascade on the Åre/Indalsälven river near Duved in Jämtland. The fall drops roughly 30–40 metres in a wide curtain and is set inside a protected nature area with forested trails, viewpoints above the lip and platforms below the roar. Accessible year-round, it offers explosive spring flows, icy winter sculptures and easy walking routes that suit short stops or longer nature strolls.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
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Ski rental service4.4★1,124 reviews
Skidcenter
Skidcenter in Björnen is a full-service ski and outdoor sports shop offering rental, retail and instruction at the foot of Åre’s family sector; expect an extensive hire fleet, on-site service workshop and seasonal cycles and winter clothing alongside guided activity notices. Located on Fröåvägen in Björnen village, it serves families and independent skiers with practical kit, repairs and local know-how year-round when open.
Daily 10:00–17:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.2–2 hrs
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Amusement park4.8★870 reviews
Rypetoppen Adventurepark
Rypetoppen Adventurepark is a premier amusement destination nestled in Meråker, Norway, offering an exhilarating blend of outdoor activities, from rock climbing to zip-lining, perfect for thrill-seeking tourists looking to enjoy the breathtaking Norwegian landscape.
Sat–Sun 10:00–17:00
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Tourist attraction4.6★774 reviews
Flatruetvägen
Flatruetvägen is the high mountain road that crosses the Flatruet plateau in western Härjedalen, offering expansive alpine tundra, dramatic horizons and simple roadside access to a vast, treeless fjäll landscape near Ljungdalen. The route is celebrated for its panorama, seasonal contrasts and as an easy way to step from the car onto open mountain heath and reindeer country.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–3 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.5★689 reviews
Tännforsens Turiststation
Tännforsen is Sweden’s largest rapids and one of Scandinavia’s most dramatic waterfalls, set in a wild forested gorge near Duved in Åre municipality. A cluster of viewpoints, a small tourist station with café and shop, and winter-time ice formations make it a year-round natural spectacle for photographers, families and outdoor lovers seeking raw northern river scenery.
Price level $Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
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Hotel4.5★651 reviews
STF Storulvån Fjällstation
Nestled in the dramatic Jämtland mountains, STF Storulvån Fjällstation offers rustic mountain lodge accommodations with 35 rooms and 100 beds, a restaurant featuring vegan options, sauna, equipment rentals for hiking and skiing, and direct access to iconic trails like the Jämtland Triangle. Open seasonally from late February to April and June to October, it's the perfect base for immersive outdoor adventures in Sweden's wild highlands.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–3 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.3★664 reviews
Vålådalens Fjällstation
Nestled in the heart of Vålådalen Nature Reserve in Jämtland, Sweden, Vålådalens Fjällstation serves as a premier mountain station offering cozy accommodations, ski facilities, and a gateway to hiking and cross-country trails. With 200 beds in rooms and cottages, a restaurant, sauna, and ski lifts right at its doorstep, it provides essential amenities for outdoor enthusiasts amid stunning alpine scenery. Free WiFi, fitness center, and hot tubs enhance stays, while 60km of cross-country tracks and downhill slopes cater to winter sports. Ideal base for exploring the reserve's forests, valleys, and peaks year-round.
Price level $Time to spend 1.5–4 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.6★611 reviews
Rørosmuseet Olavsgruva
Rørosmuseet Olavsgruva offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into Norway's mining history. Nestled in the stunning landscapes of Glåmos, this museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region, making it a must-visit for tourists seeking a unique experience.
Thu 14:30–15:15 · Sat 14:30–15:15
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Ski resort4.2★599 reviews
Åre ski resort
Sweden's largest ski area sprawls across Åre By, Björnen, Duved, Tegefjäll and Högzon, delivering 90km of slopes from gentle blues to thigh-burning blacks, with a 1,020m vertical drop topping out at Åreskutan's 1,420m summit. Family-friendly zones mix with expert freeride terrain, night skiing and a vibrant après scene in this Nordic icon.
Price level $$Time to spend 1.5–6 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.7★486 reviews
Ristafallet
Ristafallet is a majestic 50-meter-wide, 14-meter-high waterfall in Jämtland, Sweden, celebrated for its dramatic flow and cinematic fame from Astrid Lindgren's Ronja the Robber's Daughter. Nestled beside the Indalsälven river in a protected nature reserve, it offers accessible trails, misty rapids, and year-round beauty, enhanced by nearby camping and a café with river views.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Handölsforsen
Handölsforsen is a wild, multi-tiered cascade near Duved in Jämtland, Sweden, framed by spruce forest and weathered rock; a suspension bridge and short trails give close, dramatic views of foaming water and in winter sculpted ice formations. The site blends natural drama with local history and seasonal moods — thunderous meltwater in spring, glittering rime in winter, and quiet pools in low flow — making it a compact, four-season nature stop for photographers and outdoor walkers.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–2 hrs
STF Helags Fjällstation
STF Helags Fjällstation is a classic Swedish mountain station at the foot of Helags in Jämtland, offering beds, shared kitchens, a seasonally run restaurant, sauna and a small shop amid high-alpine scenery. The station is a base for summit attempts on Helags and for glacier excursions, sits near marked trails and accommodates hikers, skiers and small groups seeking rustic comfort and panoramic mountain views.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
STF Blåhammaren
A remote, historic mountain station at high altitude in western Jämtland, STF Blåhammaren is a compact wooden lodge offering self-catering facilities, a famed sauna with broad mountain views, a small shop and basic communal rooms for hikers on the Jämtland Triangle route. Built in the early 20th century, it combines rustic character with practical facilities for multi-day treks and winter ski tours.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
Myskoxcentrum i Härjedalen
Myskoxcentrum in Tännäs is a small conservation and visitor centre dedicated to the muskox (myskoxe), offering guided encounters with animals kept in a managed enclosure, an interpretive exhibition, and insight into local rewilding and research work in Härjedalen. Set on the edge of wild mountain scenery, the centre blends storytelling, hands‑on interpretation and a chance to watch this Arctic survivor at close range.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
STF Sylarna Fjällstation
STF Sylarna Fjällstation is a remote mountain station and hostel tucked into the Syl massif near Duved in Jämtland, Sweden. Operated by the Swedish Tourist Association, the timber-clad lodge offers communal rooms, a restaurant, sauna and simple comforts for hikers and skiers exploring high alpine valleys and jagged peaks, and it serves as a hub for multi-day routes such as the Jämtland Triangle.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–72 hrs
Storsjö Fjällturism och Fiskecamp
A compact, rugged lakeside hub for fishing, simple accommodation and rustic food in Storsjö Kapell, Jämtland. The site combines a small restaurant/pub, bait shop and hostel-style cabins clustered close to Storsjön’s shore, with fishing charters, gear and local knowledge on hand for anglers and outdoor travellers looking for a no-frills base in a northern Swedish lake landscape.
Price level $Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
Tännäskröket
Nestled in the stunning Funäsfjällen mountains of Härjedalen, Tännäskröket is a cozy mountain resort offering modern cabins, a acclaimed restaurant, and direct access to skiing, hiking, and pristine wilderness. This family-friendly haven combines rustic charm with comforts like saunas, self-catering kitchens, and ski-in/ski-out convenience, perfect for embracing Sweden's wild beauty year-round.
Price level $$Time to spend 2–6 hrs
Åre Bikepark
Scandinavia's largest downhill bike park sprawls across Åreskutan mountain with over 40 trails spanning 50 km and a thrilling 853m vertical drop. From gentle green paths for beginners to demanding black runs packed with jumps and berms, it caters to all skill levels amid stunning alpine scenery. Lifts like Stjärnliften and Kabinbanan whisk riders back uphill for endless descents through summer forests and meadows.
Daily 10:00–16:00Price level $$Time to spend 2.5–6 hrs
Funäsdalsberget
Funäsdalsberget is the compact alpine mountain that rises above the village of Funäsdalen in Härjedalen, Sweden, offering ski slopes, an observation-focused summit and year‑round outdoor access. The area combines gentle beginner runs, steeper trails, a snow park and a cable‑car experience, plus hiking, mountain‑biking and panoramic viewpoints that look across lakes, forested valleys and the high Swedish–Norwegian peaks.
Daily 10:00–16:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–5 hrs
Djupdalsvallen kaffestuga
A cosy mountain café and traditional fäbod (summer pasture) outpost above Bruksvallarna, Djupdalsvallen Kaffestuga is famed for hot waffles, simple home-baked goods and warming coffee served in a rustic setting at the foot of Mittåkläppen. Open seasonally, it’s a favoured rest stop for hikers, cross-country skiers and anyone seeking authentic fjäll fika in an unpretentious wooden shack surrounded by sweeping alpine meadows.
Tue–Sat 11:00–16:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Kappruet
Kappruet is a compact, family-friendly ski area above the village of Messlingen in the Funäsdalen region, prized for gentle blue runs, natural snow and calm mountain character. The small resort features a handful of well-maintained pistes (including a long cruiser), two lifts, a cozy on-hill restaurant and simple facilities that make it especially suited to families, learners and anyone after quiet, unhurried turns in classic Swedish fell terrain.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–6 hrs
Ullådalens fors
Ullådalens fors is a scenic river-rapids and small waterfall area in the Ullådalen valley near Åre, Jämtland, ideal for short hikes, wild swimming and light paddling amid boreal forest and mountain views. The site combines rock-strewn channels, shallow pools and wooded banks, offering a lively, accessible slice of Åre’s outdoor character across seasons and a classic local spot for cooling off or lingering on a picnic blanket.
Time to spend 0.5–3 hrs
Rändåfallet
Rändåfallet is a ribbon of cascades on the Randån river near Hede in Härjedalen, Sweden, stretching roughly 1 km and dropping about 60 metres in total. The site combines forested riverbanks, rocky outcrops and a series of falls and pools that change character with the seasons — a cinematic, accessible nature stop for photographers, hikers and anyone seeking the sound and motion of mountain water.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–3 hrs
Karolinen Hotell AB
Karolinen Hotell is a small, family-run mountain hotel and restaurant in Björnänge on the outskirts of Åre, Sweden, set between Åreskutan and Åresjön. Combining simple, cosy rooms and standalone cabins with a stone‑hearth restaurant and spa facilities (sauna and outdoor hot tub), it’s a low‑key base for winter sports, summer hikes and small conferences or family gatherings in a calm, pine-dotted setting.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
Mittåfallet
Mittåfallet is a stunning nature preserve and waterfall near Hede in Sweden's Härjedalen region, featuring cascading waters into a serene lagoon ideal for swimming and short hikes amid pristine wilderness. This easily accessible site offers breathtaking views, diverse wildlife, and a tranquil escape for nature lovers exploring Jämtland's natural beauty.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Naturum Valådalen
Naturum Vålådalen serves as the welcoming gateway to Vålådalen Nature Reserve in Sweden's Jämtland mountains. This visitor center inspires exploration through interactive exhibits on local flora, fauna, and geology, complemented by knowledgeable staff offering trail maps and nature insights. Nestled amid stunning alpine scenery, it equips hikers, families, and nature enthusiasts for adventures in this pristine wilderness, with free entry enhancing accessibility to the surrounding trails and peaks.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Härjebrygg
Härjebrygg is a small, community-rooted brewpub and bottle shop in Tännäs, Härjedalen, crafting beers from local ingredients and pure fjäll water while doubling as a friendly retail hub for regional produce and souvenirs. Housed in an unpretentious space on Bygatan, it combines a tasting counter, packaged beer sales and a modest café-style offering—an accessible stop for hikers, anglers and anyone exploring the surrounding wilderness.
Mon–Fri 9:00–15:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.2–1.5 hrs
Härjedalens Fjällmuseum
Nestled against the majestic Funäsdalsberget in Funäsdalen, Härjedalens Fjällmuseum showcases one of Sweden's oldest collections in a modern building blending seamlessly with the mountain landscape. Explore engaging exhibits on mountain farmers, Sami people, and ironworks laborers, brought to life through beautiful displays suitable for all ages. Discover the rich, distinctive culture of Härjedalen through artifacts, stories, and interactive elements in this regional cultural hub opened in 1999.
Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00 · Sat 12:00–15:00Price level $Time to spend 1–2.5 hrs
STF Lunndörrstugan
A cosy Swedish Tourist Association mountain cabin set beside Lunndörrstjärnen at the treeline between forest and bare mountain in Jämtland. The rustic site comprises two guest lodges with shared kitchen, wood-fired stove, sauna, simple shop and campsites nearby, and is a classic base for berry-picking, fishing in nearby pools and multi-day hikes along the Vålådalsfyrkanten route. Mobile coverage is generally good and the atmosphere is quietly remote yet welcoming.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
Åre Glashytta AB
A compact, working glass studio and shop housed in Duved’s old station building, Åre Glashytta AB produces and sells hand-blown glassware made on-site. The space combines a warm workshop atmosphere with a small retail display of vases, bowls and decorative objects crafted by resident glassblowers. Regular opening hours concentrate on daytime weekday and Saturday visits, and the glow from the furnace is a defining sensory detail.
Tue–Fri 10:00–16:00 · Sat 11:00–16:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Åre Sleddog Adventures
Åre Sleddog Adventures runs Alaskan‑husky sled tours from Undersåker, offering everything from short forest runs to multi‑hour and multi‑day adventures through the Jämtland mountains. The kennel emphasises fit, happy dogs and hands‑on participation — you’ll meet the team, learn basic mushing and feel the thump of paws as the pack pulls you through birch and pine scenery around Åre and Vålådalen.
Daily 8:00–21:00Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–8 hrs
The Tor Crater
Torkratern is a small circular depression in the moraine at Torbygget near Funäsdalen, long interpreted as a post‑glacial meteorite impact crater but recently reconsidered as a dead‑ice (dödis) hollow. Roughly 40–44 metres across and about 5 metres deep, the shallow bowl sits within forest and heath, ringed by a low rim and an interpretive sign—an intriguing geological curiosity that blends local natural history with the quiet atmosphere of Härjedalen.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.2–1 hr
Bräckeliften
Bräckeliften is a short, serviceable T‑bar lift in the Åre ski area that serves the Bräcke sector and the entrance to SkiStar’s Snow Park Åre. A practical workhorse for learners, park users and families, the lift links lower slopes and illuminated evening terrain, making it useful for daytime runs and scheduled night sessions when park features are lit.
Daily 9:30–15:00Price level $Time to spend 0.2–2 hrs
Riverlodge Huskys
Nestled at the eastern end of Lake Åre in Undersåker, Riverlodge Huskys offers private dogsledding adventures across snow-covered ice and forests, with stunning views of Åreskutan mountain. Interact with energetic huskies, harness the teams, and unwind by a campfire in a wooden tipi with Swedish fika. Gear like down parkas and ski goggles is provided. Primarily a winter activity from late November to mid-April, with dryland options in autumn.
Daily 9:00–18:00Price level $$Time to spend 2–4 hrs
Hede Turistinformation / Sonfjället Natur o Kultur
Hede Turistinformation (Sonfjället Natur & Kultur) is the small, year‑round visitor centre in Hede that acts as the practical and interpretive gateway to Sonfjället National Park and the Härjedalen highlands. Housed on Ljusnevägen, it offers maps, brochures, a modest shop of local souvenirs and an exhibition about the mountain, its geology, wildlife and cultural landscape, with seasonal opening hours on weekdays and staffed assistance for planning hikes, wildlife watching and local activities.
Mon–Thu 10:00–15:00 · Fri 8:00–12:00Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Jämtlandstriangeln
Jämtlandstriangeln, Sweden's iconic 47 km hiking triangle in the Jämtland mountains, links three STF mountain stations: Storulvån, Sylarna, and Blåhammaren. This accessible multi-day trek winds through birch forests, open plateaus, and alpine vistas, offering gentle ascents, streams, and stunning peaks for hikers of varying skill levels. Comfortable lodges provide meals and shelter amid pristine wilderness near the Norwegian border.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $Time to spend 2–4 hrs
Bydalsfjällen
Bydalsfjällen (commonly called Bydalen) is an alpine ski area in Jämtland, Sweden, set around the village of Hovdebron/Hallen. The compact mountain offers roughly 40 marked pistes served by about 17 lifts, wide open vistas across Drommen and surrounding lakes, and a rhythm of winter activity balanced by quiet fjäll character. It suits families, skiers of differing abilities and visitors seeking a less crowded alternative to larger Swedish resorts.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–6 hrs
Kongens Gruve
Kongens Gruve, a fascinating historical site in Røros, Norway, invites tourists to explore its deep mining heritage and captivating museum exhibits that unveil the region's rich past.
Jellbybacken
Nestled at Stjärntorget in the vibrant heart of Åre, Jellbybacken captivates as a cherished tourist attraction amid Scandinavia's premier mountain resort. This scenic spot offers stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks and Åresjön Lake, serving as an ideal vantage point for winter skiers and summer explorers alike. Surrounded by the buzz of Åre's village life, it blends natural splendor with easy access to lifts, shops, and eateries. Whether gliding down gentle slopes or pausing for panoramic photos, Jellbybacken embodies Åre's year-round allure, from thrilling descents to tranquil hikes. Embrace the crisp mountain air and immerse yourself in this compact gem that punches above its weight in charm and accessibility. (512 characters)
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Ristafallet view point
Perched above the Indalsälven River in Jämtland, Ristafallet View Point reveals a majestic 50-meter-wide, 14-meter-high waterfall thundering through a dramatic amphitheater at 355 meters elevation. This protected nature reserve features unique microclimates fostering rare mosses and lichens, split by a wooded island with a hidden cave accessible in winter. Famous as 'Glupafallet' from Astrid Lindgren's Ronja the Robber's Daughter film, trails lead to intimate viewpoints amid mixed forests teeming with otters, beavers, and excellent fishing spots. Year-round appeal peaks in spring floods, blending raw power with serene beauty.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Hästfallet
Hästfallet, a powerful waterfall in Ljungdalen, Sweden, cascades dramatically through a narrow gorge in the scenic Ljungdalsfjällen mountains. Known locally as Ljungdalsfallet, it offers stunning views and invigorating mist from a short, marked trail. This natural wonder exemplifies the raw beauty of Härjedalen's alpine landscapes, perfect for hikers seeking tranquility amid thundering waters.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Evagraven
Evagraven is a dramatic glacial canyon on the Flatruet plateau near Messlingen, Funäsdalen, carved during the last Ice Age and edged by stark, open fjällheath and low birch. The narrow ravine cuts into the plateau with steep rock walls and local legends about a woman named Eva; it sits on the 9 km Hällmålningsrundan and is free to visit year-round, offering scenic pauses for hikers and photographers.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–3 hrs
Härjedalens parish
Härjedalens parish office in Hede anchors a network of small mountain churches across Härjedalen, Sweden. Housed near Hede church, the parish office handles local administration, pastoral care and cemetery management while sitting within a quiet village setting framed by pine-clad slopes and open sky. The site feels practical and calm: notice the church spire nearby, the modest office façade, and the sense of long-established community services for a scattered rural population.
Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Hede Backe
Hede Backe is a low-lying scenic area just outside the village of Hede in Härjedalen, Sweden, known for open slopes, scattered trees and panoramic glimpses across the surrounding forested hills and river valley. It’s a quiet natural spot used for short walks, seasonal outdoor activities and photography, with a rural, easygoing character that changes with the light and weather.
Time to spend 0.2–2 hrs
Station Åre
Station Åre is the compact transport hub at the heart of Åre village, combining regional and long‑distance train services with local buses and visitor amenities. Opened in its modern form in the 2000s, the station sits within walking distance of the slopes and village centre and links Åre to national night and day trains, airport transfers and seasonal coach services.
Price level $Time to spend 0.2–2 hrs
Wild Spirit Dog Sledding
Wild Spirit Dog Sledding runs hands‑on husky tours and bushcraft experiences from a kennel near Undersåker and Ottsjö in Jämtland, Sweden. Expect short introductions to the dogs and sled driving, scenic runs across snow‑scaped valleys and mountain views, and a post‑run fika or camp time around the kennel that highlights the guides’ care for their team of huskies.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–4 hrs
Kvarnbäcksfallet Storsjö
Kvarnbäcksfallet is a striking waterfall cascading down a steep slope south of Storsjön, Härjedalen's second-largest lake, in the remote village of Storsjö Kapell. Reached by a short 500-meter hike, it offers breathtaking panoramas of the Lunndörrsfjällen mountains rising majestically behind the serene lake and village. Most powerful in spring with snowmelt, the falls provide a tranquil natural spectacle amid Jämtland's rugged wilderness, perfect for hikers seeking solitude and scenic beauty.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Igloo Åre
Perched on the VM‑platån above Åre, Igloo Åre is a seasonal boutique experience of carved-snow sleeping domes, communal warm rooms, outdoor hot tubs and candlelit dining in an igloo restaurant. Set on the southern slope of Åreskutan with valley views, the site combines Nordic wintercraft, simple local food and a singular night spent inside sculpted ice and compacted snow — a short, memorable stop-off for adventurous couples and small groups.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–16 hrs
rogennaturreservat
A vast, rugged wilderness of sinuous ridges, scattered boulders and a labyrinth of clear lakes on the Sweden–Norway border, Rogen Nature Reserve (near Tännäs) is prized for backcountry canoeing, ancient pine forest, sparse human traces and quiet wildlife encounters. Established to protect the characteristic Rogen moraine, the reserve offers multi-day paddling routes, simple shelters and an uncompromising sense of isolation across hundreds of square kilometres.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–72 hrs
Quintushøgda
Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Røros, Quintushøgda offers breathtaking hiking trails perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With stunning vistas and diverse terrain, it’s a must-visit destination for tourists craving outdoor exploration.
Open 24 hours
valadalennaturreservat
Vålådalen Nature Reserve spans 1200 square kilometers in Jämtland County, Sweden, offering a dramatic tapestry of mountain peaks rising to 1600 meters, ancient forests, expansive wetlands, and unique glacial formations like pyramidal hills. Established in 1988 as part of the Natura 2000 network, it safeguards rare flora such as orchids and fauna including wolverine and Arctic fox. Hikers explore trails to emerald lakes like Blanktjärn, STF mountain huts, and open valleys, with opportunities for wild swimming and wildlife spotting in a pristine wilderness setting.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 1.5–6 hrs
Äventyrligt i Åre
Äventyrligt i Åre offers thrilling guided adventures beyond Åre's ski slopes, from winter ski tours and ice climbing to summer rafting, paddling, mountain biking, and climbing. Perfect for adrenaline seekers, families, and groups seeking unforgettable experiences in Jämtland's stunning mountain landscape. Professional guides ensure safety and excitement year-round.
Daily 9:00–18:00Price level $$Time to spend 2.5–6 hrs
Silverfallet
Silverfallet in remote Ljungdalen is a stunning series of terraced waterfalls along Öjönån river, culminating in a majestic 30-meter cascade. Nestled in Härjedalen's mountainous wilderness, this natural spectacle offers serene hikes through pristine forests, wildflower meadows, and dramatic rocky drops. Accessible via a dedicated trail from the parking area, it reveals cascading waters that shimmer like silver in sunlight, surrounded by birch and pine. Ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquility amid Sweden's rugged beauty, with seasonal transformations from spring thaw to winter ice sculptures. Free entry enhances its appeal as an unspoiled gem.
Time to spend 1–3 hrs
Åre Park
Åre Park is a compact village park and green space tucked close to Åre's centre at Mörviksvägen 6, offering a calm contrast to the resort's bustle with lawns, trees and informal play areas. It's a year‑round local meeting spot used by families, walkers and anyone seeking a quiet patch of nature within easy reach of cafés, lifts and accommodation in the Åre valley.
Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Funäsparken
Funäsparken sits on the lower slopes of Funäsdalsberget in Funäsdalen and is the area's purpose-built snowpark for skiers and snowboarders, with rails, jumps and a lift-accessed park zone that caters to beginners through advanced riders. Located in a compact arena with dedicated parking and a separate lift, the park connects to the wider Funäsdalsberget ski area and cross-country network while keeping its own distinct freestyle character.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–4 hrs
Härjedalsguiderna AB
Härjedalsguiderna AB is a family-run guiding and hunting operator based at Synderkölen, near Hede in Härjedalen, Sweden. Offering guided hunting, fishing, and dog-training in boreal forest and mountain-edge terrain, the business combines local knowledge with small-group experiences on private hunting grounds and nearby waters. Seasonal packages include driven and stalking hunts, angling sessions and practical training for pointing dogs.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $$Time to spend 2–48 hrs
Rödkullens topp
Rödkullens Topp rises as a striking summit in Åre, Sweden, delivering sweeping panoramic views across the rugged Jämtland mountains and pristine wilderness. This natural vantage point invites hikers to immerse themselves in the raw beauty of alpine landscapes, where crisp air and endless horizons create unforgettable moments amid Sweden's outdoor paradise. Accessible via trails from nearby areas, it embodies the essence of Scandinavian nature exploration, perfect for those seeking tranquility and scenic splendor.
Time to spend 1–3 hrs
Övre kabinstation
Perched at 1274 meters on Åreskutan's slopes, Övre Kabinstation marks the summit arrival of Sweden's sole cable car, offering sweeping vistas over Åre's alpine expanse. This engineering marvel from 1976 delivers skiers, hikers, and sightseers to prime terrain in a swift seven-minute ascent, blending brutalist architecture with mountain majesty. Nearby cafés serve warmth amid the crisp air, while trails beckon for further exploration. (512 characters)
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Tegeforsen
Tegeforsen is a captivating series of rapids and small cascades along the Åreälven river in Duved, Sweden. Nestled in the scenic Åre region, this natural spot offers stunning views of rushing water amid forested surroundings. Popular for picnics, fishing, and relaxation, it provides an accessible taste of Sweden's wild riverside beauty, perfect for a serene outdoor pause near ski areas and hiking trails. Free entry and easy parking make it ideal for spontaneous visits year-round.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Lilla Skogsmuseet Storsjö
Nestled below the historic Storsjö church in rural Jämtland, Lilla Skogsmuseet Storsjö is a compact treasure trove of forestry artifacts from the timber floating era on the Ljungan River. Authentic tools, massive logs, and exhibits immerse visitors in Sweden's logging heritage, offering a poignant glimpse into the laborious lives of forest workers amid stunning natural surroundings. Ideal for history enthusiasts seeking an off-the-beaten-path cultural stop in serene Storsjö.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Krankmårtenhögen Storsjö
Krankmårtenhögen is a remarkable Iron Age burial site in Storsjö Kapell, Härjedalen, featuring around 30 unique stone settings from 200 BCE to 200 CE. Perched on a gravel esker with sweeping views over Storsjön lake, it offers insights into ancient hunter-gatherer cultures blending local traditions with influences from surrounding agricultural areas. The site's triangular, round, and irregular cairns, some with central stones and animal bones, evoke mystery and prehistoric rituals in a serene natural setting.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Björnskalletjärn
Björnskalletjärn is a small, forest-ringed tarn near Ljungdalen in Jämtland — a quiet mountain lake favored for short nature breaks, reflective views and simple angling opportunities within the Ljungdalsfjällen landscape.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Gravfält/Bottenbäcken
Gravfält/Bottenbäcken is an ancient burial ground in rural Storsjö Kapell, Härjedalen, featuring Iron Age and Viking-era graves amid forested landscapes. This understated site reveals glimpses of prehistoric hunter-gatherer societies through stone settings and cremation remains, offering a serene connection to Sweden's remote past near Lake Storsjön.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Blåhammarens fjällstation
Perched at high altitude in Jämtland's mountains, STF Blåhammaren offers stunning panoramas of Swedish and Norwegian peaks. This mountain station serves as a key stop on the famed Jämtlandstriangeln trail, providing self-catering kitchens, a shop, sauna, and welcoming rooms for hikers. Open seasonally for summer treks and winter adventures, it emphasizes sustainable practices amid dramatic fjäll landscapes. Ideal for multi-day hikes with nearby trails less than 1km away.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $$Time to spend 1.5–18 hrs
Henvålens Fjällgård
Henvålens Fjällgård sits within Henvålen Nature Reserve on a high, open fjäll plateau in Härjedalen, Sweden, where wind-gnarled birch tops meet lichen-rich conifer forest and extensive wetlands. The reserve includes historic abandoned farmsteads from the late 18th–19th centuries, varied terrain from low mountains to expansive mires, and protected wetlands of international importance, offering a quiet, nature-rich experience year-round.
Time to spend 1–6 hrs
Wasserfall
Brudslöjan Waterfall, a striking 24-meter cascade straddling the Sweden-Norway border near Storlien, captivates with its narrow veil of water plunging into a dark tarn. Reached via a 1 km hike on a partly steep, rocky path with roots, it offers dramatic views from a staircase and suspension bridge. Nestled in pristine mountain landscapes, this natural wonder thrives in Jämtland's rugged terrain, ideal for hikers seeking serene beauty amid alpine scenery. Year-round appeal peaks in summer for lush surroundings and winter for frozen spectacles.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Högvålen - Sveriges högst belägna by
Perched at 835 meters above sea level in the remote Härjedalen region, Högvålen holds the distinction of being Sweden's highest continuously inhabited village. This tiny settlement near Tännäs features a handful of homes, the quaint Högvålens kapell wooden chapel, and vast surroundings of mountains and expansive mires. With only a few permanent residents, it offers profound tranquility amid dramatic highland scenery, ideal for those seeking untouched natural beauty and a sense of elevation like no other in the country. Summer brings hiking opportunities across wild landscapes, while winter transforms it into a snowy haven for cross-country skiing and contemplation under starlit skies.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 1–3 hrs
Rödkulleliften
Rödkulleliften in Bustadmon offers breathtaking mountain views via a reliable chairlift ascending 282 meters over 1245 meters. Ideal for hiking, skiing, and nature immersion in Åre's scenic landscapes, it provides thrilling outdoor activities year-round amid Sweden's rugged peaks.
Daily 9:00–16:30Price level $Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Mølmannsdalen
Mølmannsdalen, located near Røros, is a hiker's dream with its stunning landscapes, diverse trails, and tranquil natural beauty. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, this serene area offers an escape into Norway's breathtaking wilderness, making it an ideal destination for tourists seeking adventure and relaxation.
Järvdalen Nature Reserve
Järvdalen Nature Reserve is a protected swath of Jämtland wilderness near Mörsil, where old-growth pine, spruce and birch forests meet wetlands, lakes and exposed bedrock. The reserve preserves varied habitats — from mossy, lichen-rich forest floors to open wet mires and rocky outcrops — and sits within the Natura 2000 network, offering quiet hiking, birdwatching and a strong sense of remoteness in a compact, accessible landscape.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–5 hrs
Övre liftstation Sadelnliften
Övre liftstation Sadelnliften is the upper lift station for the Sadeln connection on the Åre mountain, a practical alpine node used by skiers, snowboarders and summer hikers alike. Set among birch-scattered slopes and open mountain meadows, the station is a small functional hub offering access to intermediate pistes, panoramic ridge terrain and connections into the wider Åre ski area and summer trails. The spot is characterised by crisp mountain air, quick-change weather and wide views across valley floors.
Time to spend 0.2–3 hrs
Gruvstugan Storsjö
Gruvstugan Storsjö is a small historic miners’ cabin and local heritage site in the village of Storsjö Kapell, Härjedalen, northern Sweden. Set against spruce-dotted hills and pale-blue mountain skies, the timber building evokes the area’s 18th–19th century rural and mining past and sits near older chapel and grave-field sites that together form a compact cultural landscape treasured by local historians.
Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Vålåfallet
Vålåfallet is a captivating waterfall nestled within the Vålådalen Nature Reserve in Jämtland County, Sweden. Cascading along the Vålån River, it showcases the raw power of glacial-sculpted landscapes amid ancient forests, wetlands, and mountain terrain. Part of the EU's Natura 2000 network, the site features unique geological formations like pyramidal hills from the last Ice Age, diverse flora including rare orchids, and fauna such as wolverine and Arctic fox. Ideal for hikers, it offers serene views and immersive nature experiences in a protected wilderness.
Time to spend 1.5–4 hrs
Oskar Mountain Professional AB
Oskar Mountain Professional AB is a mountain-guiding business based at Tegefjäll in the Åre area, offering guided ski touring in winter and guided summer mountain activities from a base at Smultronet 16D. The operator is run from a mountain‑edge address in Tegefjäll and advertises tailored small‑group guiding, local knowledge of Åre terrain and seasonal programs for both winter ski touring and summer alpine experiences.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $$Time to spend 2–8 hrs
Kvitstenberget
Kvitstenberget is a stunning scenic spot located in Røros, Norway, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers, this location is a must-visit for any traveler.
Mer av Mindre - Skärmfria fjällupplevelser i Åre
Mer av Mindre runs guided, screen-free nature experiences and courses from a base on Granlidsvägen in Åre, offering slow, sensory-led walks, seasonal wilderness days and mindful outdoor skills in the Jämtland mountains. The operator emphasises quiet observation, simple equipment and low-impact group sizes, making it a good choice for travellers seeking restorative time in subalpine forests and nearby ridgelines.
Daily 9:00–18:00Price level $$Time to spend 2–6 hrs
Björnen Bikepark
Nestled in the scenic Åre mountains, Björnen Bikepark offers an expansive network of machine-built trails for trail biking, suitable for all skill levels from beginners to experienced riders. Featuring 18 trails graded green to red, a pump track, and skills area, it provides flowing descents through birch and pine forests, berms, jumps, and technical features amid stunning alpine scenery. Helmets are mandatory, and a TrailPass is required for access. Ideal for families and cyclists seeking adrenaline in a sustainable mountain environment.
Price level $$Time to spend 1.5–4 hrs
Nivå Åre AB
Nivå Åre AB is a compact shopping hub on Årevägen in Åre, Sweden, offering a mix of retail outlets and services well suited to mountain-town visitors and locals alike. Housed in a modern, approachable building close to central Åre, it brings together clothing, outdoor gear and everyday conveniences under one roof, making it a convenient stop for gear, gifts and quick errands during a day on the slopes or exploring the village.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Puls Downhillcenter
Puls Downhillcenter at Stjärnbacken in Åre is a purpose-built downhill mountain-bike area operated by Puls Åre, offering lift-served and shuttle-assisted gravity trails, technical features and graded lines for a range of abilities amid boreal mountain forest and open ski slopes. The site is active mainly in the summer bike season and sits within Åre’s broader bike-park landscape, pairing adrenaline with wide views of the Åre valley.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–6 hrs
Grytan
Grytan in Åre, Sweden, is a captivating hiking area nestled in the Jämtland mountains, offering rugged trails through pristine forests and alpine meadows with panoramic views of Åreskutan and surrounding peaks. Ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility and scenic beauty amid Sweden's stunning wilderness.
Time to spend 1.5–4 hrs
Åre utsiktsplats
Åre utsiktsplats sits near the top of the Åre Kabinbana bergstation on Åreskutan, offering sweeping fjällpanoramas across ski slopes, lakes and jagged ridgelines. Year‑round it’s a vantage for sunrise and sunset, summer hikes and winter ski vistas; the atmosphere shifts from windy, panoramic solitude to lively summer crowds near the cabin facilities. The site is compact but dramatic, with cafés and interpretive signage close by.
Mon–Sat 9:00–16:30Price level $$Time to spend 0.2–2 hrs
Hissjön
Hissjön is a serene lake nestled in the mountainous landscapes near Järpen in Jämtland, Sweden. Surrounded by dense forests and dramatic peaks of Åre, this tranquil spot offers pristine waters ideal for fishing, kayaking, and quiet nature immersion. Part of traditional Sami lands, it embodies the wild beauty of central Scandinavia, with clear reflections of conifers and distant fjäll. A hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts seeking solitude amid Sweden's rugged wilderness.
Time to spend 1–3 hrs
F12
Nestled on an unnamed road in Åre, Sweden, F12 Park offers a serene escape amid the dramatic Jämtland landscape. This tranquil park provides stunning vistas of surrounding mountains and valleys, ideal for relaxation, picnics, and gentle outdoor pursuits. Surrounded by Åre's renowned ski terrain, it serves as a peaceful counterpoint to the area's adrenaline-fueled activities, perfect for unwinding in nature's embrace. Free entry makes it accessible for all visitors seeking natural beauty.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
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