Sarek

Sarek is one of the most unique national parks in Sweden. There are 100 glaciers and several peaks in the group of the highest in the whole country. There are also deep valleys, rushing streams and wild nature that delight at any time of the year. Sarek National Park is inhabited by Sami people who graze reindeer here. Including for this reason, dog hikers are not allowed in this protected area. Anyway, trekking in the Sarek National Park is a great proposition only for really experienced hikers . During trips, you need to demonstrate a great knowledge of the map, compass and / or GPS, as well as be able to hike with a heavy backpack that can hold a supply of food and drink, as well as a tent or a sleeping bag.

Sarek, Sweden - © Brate

Kvikkjokk, on its southern outskirts, or Sourva, in the north-eastern part of the park, are good starting points for excursions around Sark. It is also worth adding that this protected area, along with the neighboring national parks of Stora Sjöfallet and Padjelanta, and the nearby Muddus, was included in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

Who is the Sarek National Park for?

Visit Sarek National Park if you are looking for natural, wild and secluded places . It is also a paradise for hikers who are hungry for great views and ambitious trekking goals. Photographers will also be delighted with the amazing landscapes that mother nature has created in this national park.