Fulufjället National Park

Fulufjället National Park is located in Sweden, specifically in the Dalarna County. It is situated near the cities of Mora and Orsa. The park was established in 1989, making it a relatively new addition to Sweden's national park system. There are no significant historical events directly associated with the park, but it is part of a region with a rich Sami heritage. Parking facilities are available at the park's visitor center, which has a designated parking area. While there are no specific rules or fees associated with parking, it is recommended to follow any posted guidelines. The park is home to a diverse range of native wildlife species, including elk, moose, wolves, bears, lynx, and wolverines. Birdwatchers will also enjoy the park, as it is a popular spot for observing species such as golden eagles, owls, and various songbirds. The native flora of Fulufjället National Park is characterized by coniferous forests, primarily consisting of spruce and pine trees. There are also areas of deciduous forests, including birch and aspen. In the higher elevations, you will find alpine vegetation, such as heathers, mosses, and lichens. One of the most notable features of the park is Fulufjället itself, the highest mountain in Dalarna County. The park also boasts several lakes, including the Tärnasjön and the Fulufjälletsjön. Hikers can explore the park's extensive trail network, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Public transport is available to reach Fulufjället National Park. The nearest train station is in Mora, and from there, you can take a bus or arrange a taxi to the park's visitor center. Photo Credit: Bysmon