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Tourist attraction4.2★2,090 reviews
Nordlandsporten
Nestled in the heart of Trofors, Nordlandsporten serves as a captivating tourist attraction that showcases the breathtaking beauty of Norway's landscapes. This unique location offers visitors a blend of cultural experiences and outdoor adventures, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring the region.
Daily 9:00–20:00
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Tourist attraction4.6★1,251 reviews
Trappstegsforsen
Trappstegsforsen is a naturally tiered waterfall in Marsfjäll, northern Sweden, formed where Kultsjöån tumbles over a series of rocky steps to create a stair-like cascade. Lying along the Vildmarksvägen (the Wilderness Road) beneath the high lakes and mountains near Saxnäs, the falls offer close-up foaming water, exposed bedrock, and clear pools framed by boreal forest — an easy, scenic stop for photographers, walkers and nature lovers.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.2–2 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.8★1,053 reviews
Hällingsåfallet
Hällingsåfallet is a dramatic 40-meter waterfall plunging into Sweden's longest water-filled canyon within a protected nature reserve in Strömsund Municipality. Formed by glacial erosion, the site features misty air, rare mosses, and unique ice formations in winter. A short path from parking leads to viewpoints, with hiking trails offering canyon vistas amid lush, humid troll forest.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
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Cabin rental agency4.3★645 reviews
Doro Camp Lapland
A compact, family-friendly campsite and cabin complex beside a stream and small lake in Dorotea, northern Sweden, offering basic cabins, tent and motorhome pitches, a seasonal restaurant and outdoors activities year-round. Friendly, practical facilities and a relaxed riverside setting make it a sensible base for exploring nearby forests, trails and classic Lapland experiences.
Price level $Time to spend 0.5–72 hrs
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Restaurant4.1★619 reviews
Hotell Toppen
A family-run lakeside hotel and restaurant perched just outside Storuman, Hotell Toppen is best known for its panoramic sauna, straightforward rooms and warm, hands-on hospitality. The property mixes modest, slightly dated interiors with practical amenities — a restaurant serving local-style meals, gym and spa facilities with lake views, EV charging and pet-friendly policies — making it a useful base for outdoor activities in northern Västerbotten.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–24 hrs
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Restaurant4.3★500 reviews
Saxnäs Hotell & Konferens AB
Saxnäsgården (Saxnäs Hotell & Konferens) is a multifunctional fjällhotel perched in Marsfjäll, northern Sweden, offering rooms, hostel beds and conference facilities amid mountain and lake scenery. The property combines a restaurant, sauna and fitness amenities with easy access to hiking, skiing and guided outdoor activities, making it a year-round base for nature-focused stays and small events.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–72 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.5★433 reviews
Brakkåfallet
Brakkåfallet is a stunning multi-tiered waterfall near Gäddede in Jämtland, Sweden, featuring a lower cascade ideal for bathing and an upper fall reached via a short, rugged trail. Nestled in dramatic ravines amid pristine wilderness, it offers invigorating hikes, crystal-clear waters, and serene natural beauty perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–2 hrs
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National reserve4.6★296 reviews
Gaustafallet
Gaustafallet is a powerful 7-meter waterfall in northern Jämtland's national reserve, where the Gauste River plunges dramatically into a deep canyon. Easily accessible right off Vildmarksvägen, the Wilderness Road, it offers stunning views, picnic spots, and a taste of Sweden's raw wilderness with minimal effort. Surrounded by lush forests and mountains, it's a highlight for nature lovers exploring this remote region near Stora Blåsjön.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
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Cottage village4.6★257 reviews
Borgagården
Nestled in the remote mountain village of Borgafjäll, Sweden, Borgagården is a historic cottage village blending cozy self-catering cabins with a welcoming fine-dining restaurant and lively saloon pub. Operating as a gästgiveri since 1948, it offers a true 'home-away-from-home' feel amid stunning fjäll landscapes, perfect for snowmobile adventures, skiing, hiking, and savoring local cuisine with views of Borgahällan.
Price level $$Time to spend 1.5–4 hrs
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Tourist attraction4.6★245 reviews
Stekenjokk
A high, windswept mountain plateau on Sweden’s Vildmarksvägen, Stekenjokk is a stark Arctic expanse of tundra, late‑season snow walls and broad panoramas where the road crests at one of the country’s highest paved points. It’s prized for dramatic light, birdlife, and the sense of open Lapland that replaces trees with lichen‑strewn rock and fragile alpine plants.
Time to spend 0.5–3 hrs
Husvagnsmuseet Dorotea
Discover Sweden's only caravan museum in Dorotea, showcasing around 10 historic Polar caravans and nostalgic camping artifacts from the 1960s onward. Located opposite the Solifer Polar factory along E45, this quirky attraction evokes memories of classic road trips with timeless caravanning objects like folding tables and polar bear-logoed trailers. Free entry, open summers or by group appointment.
Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Hotell Granen Kittelfjäll
Hotell Granen is a family-run fjällhotel and cottage cluster in Kittelfjäll, northern Sweden, offering simple, comfortable rooms and self-catering cottages close to trails, fishing waters and snowmobile routes. The property blends rustic Scandinavian character with a cosy pub and restaurant, sauna access and a relaxed base for hiking, ski touring and angling in the surrounding mountains.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–72 hrs
Järjagården
Järjagården is a family-run guesthouse and restaurant set in the wilderness of Swedish Lapland near Storseleby, offering homely rooms, a wood-fired sauna, local cooking and organised fishing and hunting trips. Set close to renowned grayling waters and snowmobile trails, it doubles as a simple hotel, conference venue and outdoor-activity base for anglers, hunters and winter-sports enthusiasts.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–48 hrs
Cementbunkern Stekenjokk
A stark, concrete relic set on the windswept Stekenjokk plateau along Sweden’s Vildmarksvägen, Cementbunkern is an abandoned cement silo and Cold War–era bunker complex that punctuates the treeless fell with industrial geometry and weathered surfaces. Seen against a panorama of lichen‑spotted rock, dwarf birch and distant ridgelines, it’s a dramatic reminder of the area’s mining and road‑building history and a distinctive photographic subject.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Wilhelmina Museum
Wilhelmina Museum sits in the small Lapland town of Vilhelmina and presents a compact but rich collection of local history, Sámi culture and rural life from the surrounding Västerbotten countryside. Housed in town-centre buildings near the historic kyrkstad, the museum combines displays of traditional dress, crafts and household items with rotating exhibitions that explore regional stories, folk traditions and the landscape that shaped them.
Price level $Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Virisen Lappland
Virisen Lappland is a family-run mountain farmstead nestled beside a pristine 20-km-long lake in Swedish Lapland, at 605 meters elevation. This exclusive retreat blends traditional farming, hunting, fishing, and tourism with a timber restaurant serving locally sourced cuisine, cozy cabins, conference facilities, and a spa. Surrounded by cloudberry bogs, forests teeming with wildlife, and herb-rich alpine pastures, it offers year-round outdoor adventures including trout fishing and small game hunting. Discover the legacy of settler Noak Abrahamsson, who arrived in the 1830s drawn by the land's abundance.
Price level $$Time to spend 2–6 hrs
Wilderness Road
The Wilderness Road (Vildmarksvägen) is a high, scenic tourist route through northern Jämtland and southern Lapland, passing the mountain-ringed lake and hamlet of Stora Blåsjön. Famous for its ‘hike-by-car’ feeling, sweeping plateaus, waterfalls and reindeer lands, the route’s Stekenjokk section climbs above the tree line and is seasonally closed by deep winter snow, creating an otherworldly highland experience.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–6 hrs
Frendo Krysset Storuman
Frendo Krysset Storuman is a roadside service station and convenience hub on Blå vägen in Storuman, offering fuel, a small fast‑food counter, coffee, a kiosk and basic car services including a car wash and accessories. Open long hours most days, it functions as a practical stop for drivers, day‑trippers and locals needing a quick bite, supplies or vehicle top‑ups in this northern Swedish town.
Mon–Fri 6:00–22:00 · Sat–Sun 9:00–22:00Price level $Time to spend 15–45 min
Fiskonfallet
Fiskonfallet is a picturesque waterfall nestled in the wild landscapes of Vilhelmina, Sweden, where cascading waters carve through ancient stones, revealing dramatic potholes formed over millennia. Just a short, easy walk from roadside parking, this serene natural attraction offers a peaceful retreat amid northern Sweden's rugged beauty, perfect for photographers and nature lovers seeking tranquility away from crowds.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Coop Kittelfjäll
A compact, full-service Coop supermarket serving the remote mountain village of Kittelfjäll, offering groceries, pharmacy services via an apoteksombud, parcel pick-up (DHL/Schenker) and Scan & Pay convenience for day-to-day shopping in a small Arctic community. The store acts as a local hub for residents and visitors to restock food, buy fresh and packaged goods, and pick up essentials during the ski season and summer trekking months.
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat–Sun 9:00–15:00Price level $Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Lierne nasjonalpark / Lijren vaarjelimmiedajve
Lierne National Park, located in the stunning landscapes of Nordli, Norway, is a breathtaking destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With its rugged mountains, tranquil lakes, and rich biodiversity, this national park offers a unique experience for tourists looking to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of Norway's wilderness.
Lejarfallet
Lejarfallet is a gentle, scenic waterfall set along the Lejarälven near Ankarede on the Vildmarksvägen in northern Jämtland, Sweden. Reached by a roughly 4 km easy riverside trail from Ankarede, the site combines birch-and-pine river corridor, shimmering cascades and rock-strewn pools, offering peaceful bird and riparian life amid Sami cultural landscape. It suits short hikes, nature photography and quiet reflection in an uncrowded wilderness setting.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 1–3 hrs
Stekenjokkplatån
A sprawling high-mountain plateau on the Vildmarksvägen (Wilderness Road), Stekenjokkplatån sits above the tree line between Klimpfjäll and Stora Blåsjön, offering stark tundra, sweeping panoramas and seasonal snowbanks. The plateau is important both as Sámi reindeer grazing land and as a bird habitat; the road across it is only open in summer, turning the area into a quiet, windswept sanctuary of lichen, tarns and open sky.
Time to spend 0.5–4 hrs
Lapp Land grensmonument
A roadside cultural monument just outside Dorotea, the Lapp Land grensmonument commemorates the Sámi presence and historical borderland character of Swedish Lapland, set beside the E45 in open boreal landscape. The site blends a sculptural marker, interpretive panels and views across sparsely forested hills — a compact stop that links local history, Sámi cultural themes and the wide skies of northern Sweden.
Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
Wilhelmina
Risfjells Sameslöjd in Vilhelmina is a captivating museum and shop dedicated to Sami culture. Explore authentic handicrafts, unique artifacts like the world's largest Sami knife and an elk horn drum, and gain insights into Sami history through personal collections and exhibitions. Open daily with self-guided visits welcome, guided tours available for groups.
Mon–Fri 9:30–16:30 · Sat–Sun 10:00–16:00Time to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs
Snötroll sleddog adventures and equipment
A working sled-dog kennel and adventure operator in Slussfors, Swedish Lapland, Snötroll offers hands-on husky experiences, kennel visits and guided sled rides from a rural base at Nordanås 121. Set against boreal forest and frozen rivers in winter, the site combines a compact equipment shop and kennels where teams of racing huskies are cared for year-round, making it a tactile, sensory stop for nature lovers and anyone curious about dog-powered travel.
Price level $$Time to spend 0.5–4 hrs
Big Creek Adventures
Big Creek Adventures is a small, family-run outdoor-activity operator based at Nybygget near Storuman, northern Sweden. It offers seasonal small-group experiences — from dog-sled excursions and guided snowmobile or canoe outings to wildlife-aware nature days — focused on wilderness skill, local storytelling and close encounters with Lapland’s open forests and waterways. The operation emphasizes intimate groups, local knowledge and outdoor equipment suited to Lapland conditions.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $$Time to spend 1–6 hrs
Korallgrottan
Korallgrottan, Sweden's longest cave at over 6 km, captivates with its marble karst formations, delicate cave corals, and vast chambers in a pristine northern Jämtland nature reserve. Discovered in 1985, this underground wonder features four entrances and requires guided exploration through narrow passages and dripping stalactites, offering an adventurous glimpse into ancient geological artistry amid surrounding wilderness.
Price level $$Time to spend 2.5–4 hrs
Korallgrottans naturreservat
Korallgrottans naturreservat protects Sweden’s most distinctive karst landscape and the marble cave system known as Korallgrottan — the country's longest cave — carved over millennia by water and ice. The 26 km² reserve blends jagged limestone outcrops, lush calcareous slopes and boreal forest; access to the cave itself is by guided tour only, while the surrounding reserve offers rugged trails, birdlife and dramatic outcrops for exploration.
Open 24 hoursPrice level $$Time to spend 1–4 hrs
Kyrkberget
Kyrkberget Nature Reserve, perched 26 km northwest of Storuman in Västerbotten County, Sweden, is a rugged 447-meter peak cradling a pristine wilderness. This nature preserve beckons hikers, climbers, and nature enthusiasts with its dramatic granite crags, sweeping forest vistas, and serene trails. Sport climbing routes challenge adventurers on sun-warmed rock faces, while easy paths reveal berry-laden undergrowth and glimpses of elusive wildlife. In summer, wildflowers carpet the slopes; autumn paints the landscape in fiery hues. Embrace the tranquility of this remote haven, where the crisp northern air invigorates and the midnight sun lingers late into the evening. Free entry makes it an accessible gem for outdoor pursuits amid Sweden's untouched Lapland fringes.
Open 24 hoursTime to spend 1–4 hrs
Stalo Adventures
Stalo Adventures (Stalo Äventyr) is a small, locally run guiding and rental outfit based in Marsfjäll in southern Lapland, offering guided hikes, mountain‑biking, kayak and snorkel experiences that showcase the lakes, rapids and mountain slopes around Marsfjället and the Vildmarksvägen. Expect equipment hire, seasonal guided trips and hands‑on local knowledge delivered in an intimate, outdoors‑first style.
Price level $$Time to spend 1–8 hrs
Storumans turistinformation
The Storumans turistinformation office in central Storuman is the local visitor information hub offering maps, seasonal activity advice and friendly local knowledge about the surrounding lakes, forests and mountains. Housed in a modest civic building at Lokgränd 3, it acts as a practical base for planning fishing, hiking, skiing and aurora pursuits and for picking up brochures, event details and up-to-date local tips.
Daily 9:30–18:00Time to spend 0.2–1 hr
D Experience
D Experience in Vilhelmina offers thrilling adventures in Sweden's southern Lapland wilderness. Specializing in snowmobile expeditions, off-road driving, and multi-day tours through frozen forests, swamps, lakes, and tundra, it delivers immersive encounters with the Arctic landscape. Open weekdays 9am-5pm, this operator crafts expeditions up to 600km long for adrenaline seekers exploring Vilhelmina's natural wonders.
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00Price level $$Time to spend 1.5–8 hrs
Viterskalet
Nestled in the dramatic U-shaped valley of Viterskalet on Sweden's Kungsleden trail, STF Viterskalet Fjällstuga offers 32 simple beds in rustic mountain cabins. Ideal for hikers and skiers, it features self-catering kitchens, a shop, and access to peak-climbing adventures amid Vindelfjällen's pristine wilderness. Open seasonally for authentic fjäll experiences.
Price level $Time to spend 1.5–18 hrs
Marsfjällskåtan
Marsfjällskåtan is a remote hilltop and hiking area above the Fatmomakke church village in Swedish Lapland, offering classic subarctic mountain scenery: patchwork birch and spruce forests giving way to heather, lichen and open fell near the summit. Trails thread through a landscape shaped by reindeer grazing, Sami cultural history and glacial geology, rewarding walkers with wide vistas over lakes and ridgelines in clear weather.
Time to spend 1–6 hrs
Åtnikstugan
Nestled in the remote wilderness of Kittelfjäll, Åtnikstugan serves as a vital overnight cabin along Lapplandsleden, a 190 km hiking trail through southern Lapland's untamed landscapes. This simple shelter offers respite for trekkers amid fjällbjörk forests, rushing rivers, and vast mountain vistas, embodying the raw essence of Swedish backcountry adventure. Free to use on a first-come basis, it stands as a testament to self-reliant outdoor traditions in Västerbotten's high country.
Time to spend 0.5–2 hrs
Sigvardsson Nilssons Fjälluft
A tranquil hiking area on the outskirts of Dikanäs, Sigvardsson Nilssons Fjälluft offers a compact network of trails, open tundra and forest-edge scenery characteristic of Swedish Lapland. Centered around the Kanaan 24 locality, this site is valued for its wide skies, birch-studded ridges and seasonal contrasts — wildflower carpets and midnight-sun evenings in summer, stark frozen panoramas under low winter light.
Time to spend 0.5–4 hrs
Gråtanberget
Gråtanberget is a large protected nature reserve east of Vojmsjön in Vilhelmina Municipality, Västerbotten, Sweden. Established to conserve old boreal forest, rocky outcrops and a mosaic of wetlands, the reserve covers roughly 2,292 hectares and forms part of a Natura 2000 area, offering quiet trails, wildlife habitat and dramatic rock-strewn ridges typical of northern Sweden’s taiga landscape.
Time to spend 1–4 hrs
Pike fishing Dorotea
Pike Fishing Dorotea is a small fishing-charter operation based at Östra Ormsjö, Dorotea, in northern Sweden’s lake country. It offers guided pike-focused outings in the region’s quiet waters, local knowledge about seasonal behaviour of the species and a rustic, outdoors-first experience framed by boreal forest and open lake margins. Contact is by phone and social channels; operations are seasonal and nature-centred.
Mon–Fri 7:00–21:00 · Sat–Sun 9:00–18:00Price level $$Time to spend 2–8 hrs
Kyrkberget Climbing Parking
A compact parking and access point beneath the steep cliffs of Kyrkberget, the climbing area and scenic precipice that marks the edge of the uplands near Stornäs. The lot serves climbers, walkers and nature lovers as the primary staging area for routes, viewpoints and short trails that lead up to the crag and nearby lookout points. Expect a rugged, windswept atmosphere and easy access to the base of the mountain.
Time to spend 0.5–4 hrs
Luspen
Luspen is a tranquil nature preserve at the edge of Storuman, northern Swedish Lapland, centred on small islands and shoreline of Lake Storuman. Framed by conifer forest and distant fell silhouettes, Luspen offers short trails, birdwatching, reflective lakeside views and a strong sense of northern wilderness close to town. It’s a place for slow walks, quiet photography and seasonal moods from midnight sun to snow-dusted stillness.
Time to spend 0.5–3 hrs
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