FamxplorFulufjallet National Park
What to expect
Fulufjället National Park offers an exceptional alpine experience with dramatic waterfalls, primeval forests, and brightly colored lichens. The park is home to Sweden's largest waterfall, Njupeskär, with a total height of 93 m, and a free fall of 70 m. It is also a notable location for several species of birds, as well as brown bears and Eurasian lynx. The park has a unique geography, with a high plateau deeply gouged by several rivers, and heaths of brush, grass, and lichens. Visitors can enjoy wide open spaces on cross-country skis, by snowmobile, or from a reindeer hide rug with a cup of hot chocolate. The park is a great place to visit for families, with its stunning natural beauty and variety of activities
Plan your family visit to the Fulufjallet National Park with these blog insights 👇
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Activities: We hiked to the highest waterfall in Sweden: Njupeskär. It climbs a bit sometimes, but it's relatively easy. We had to use a baby carrier!
Highlights: We went to Fulufjället National Park and enjoyed the hike to Njupeskär. It climbs a bit but is relatively easy. Baby carrier is a must! ✨
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Activities: We explored the Fulufjället National Park, admiring the highest waterfall in Sweden, Njupeskär, and enjoying the scenic trails through the park. We visited the Naturum visitor center to learn more about the park's flora and fauna
Highlights: The kids loved exploring the park and seeing the impressive waterfall, while we enjoyed the beautiful scenery and the peaceful atmosphere of this vast national park ✨