Hiking trails

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• Hiking map (pdf)
• Films, folders, documents and maps

Lavskrikeleden which starts at the naturum visitor centre is a wheelchair accessible round trail of about 2 kilometres and is made up of packed gravel and wooden footbridges.

3,9 km. The trail is gravelled, has boardwalks and is easy to hike. Nature path with information boards. Enchanting nature along the Njupå river valley, with 400-year-old spruce trees.

Parts of the trail is accessible with wheelchair, please ask the staff at naturum visitor center - we're happy to point out accessible routes on a map.

The trail to Njupeskär waterfall is a summer trail and can be very slippery in the winter. We do NOT recommend you to go down in to the Njupeskär canyon, since there is a great risk of falling ice, rocks and avalanches.

5.5 km. For the seasoned hiker - a longer version of the Njupeskär loop, which passes a bit above the falls and then back towards the main entrance. In addition, the trail goes up a steep slope that to many seems like a climb. The hiking above the falls in boulder-strewn terrain can be very challenging, and is not recommended in rainy weather.

9 km. Start by walking towards the waterfall. By Njupeskär cabin, take a right up on the mountain. You are now facing a steep climb up the mountain side. In the next crossing, follow signs towards Lorthån. In the crossing after that, follow signs for Rösjön. Then take the trail back to the parking lot.

24 km. Starts at the naturum visitor centre, goes the direct route to the Rörsjö lakes, continues past the Harrsjö lakes, Bergådalsstugan and Särmanstugan, and finishes back at the Rörsjö lakes and naturum. Add 3 km if you wish to see the Njupekär waterfall. A good trail if you plan on staying one night, possibly at the Rörsjö lakes.

The trail starts at Högfjällshotellet in Sälen, passes through the entire national park and then continues towards the border with Jämtland in the north.

• Folder about Southern Kungsleden (pdf)
• Map of Southern Kungsleden in Fulufjället (pdf) - in Swedish

17 km. Starts at the Göljån car park. The path goes through the Göljån valley, up on the bare mountain heights. There are two rest hostel on the way. There is also a shorter nature path around the area hit by a catastrophic thunderstorm. The trails might be hard to walk, especially after a heavy rain. There are a lot of dead trees in the area, which might fall in case of heavy winds.

22.5 km. Starts at the Brottbäck cabin car park. Easy ascent towards the bare mountain heights. Passes Särnsjö lakes and Tangsjö lakes. Cabin with sleeping accommodations and rest hostel. Detour to the Altar Ring, 4 km.

15 km. Departs from main entrance. Passes Njupeskär waterfall and continues up towards the bare mountain heights. There are cabins at the Harrsjö and Rösjö lakes. Detour towards Lorthån, 5 km.

12 km through the park. Starts at Gördalen. Old cultural route marked with blazes on the trees. The route was used for postal service between Särna and Gördalen up until the 1920s.