Very nice national park. Did a multiple day hike (4days) there and loved the views. Not a lot of wooded areas as you would expect in Sweden but a more alpine / arctic scenery with a lot of rocks, swampy / mossy areas wit a lot of lakes and desolate tundra like wide open spaces. No heavy hiking boots required but if you wear trail running shoes like I did, be prepared to get your feet wet! 😂 we expected to maybe see a glimpse of a moose or some deer or any of the other big creatures roaming the park but we kinda got disappointed as all we saw was birds, fish and the occasional squirrel. Oh yes and a lot of mosquitos next to the swamps and lakes! When we were there it was berry season so we ate a whole lot of delicious cloudberries and blueberries! One more thing, be prepared for sudden temperature and weather changes as it can snow during summer. We were trapped in our tent during a massive thunderstorm on our first night but managed to keep dry and warm thanks to our good tent but as we noticed the next day when we walked passed a collapsed tent full of water (sleeping bag and pads still in there soaked!) not everyone was so lucky. ( we contacted the information center about what we found and they informed us that mountain rescue had to go out and get them of the mountain in the early morning as they got lost looking for their way back to the information center soaked and cold) so don’t say I didn’t warn you! 😉 One thing I forgot, there are shelters all over the place to warm up and dry out if needed so that’s really nice. Also there are a couple of them where you can stay the night but on a first come first served basis I believe. Overall really worth the trip!

Beautiful place, the walkways need a little bit of TLC in some places but that paths were properly marked. The waterfall was definitely worth it. I recommend talking to someone in Naturum before heading out just to make sure you get the right info on how challenging the different paths are.

Beautiful area for a mountain hike. The park has a lot of rocks, plants, and berries. There are several stugas in the park for resting or sleeping. It's quite enjoyable for a day hike or a weekend hike.

It’s a nice park with the waterfall as the absolute highlight. There more hikes to do though, which seem to be maintained very well pathwise but it’s not easy to follow the signs. All the paths have the same orange tag to follow, eventhough there are several hikes with different colours to do - this makes it confusing when you’re trying to stick to a certain path/hike. Nonetheless it’s a beautiful park with enough to experience, but the real reason to come here will still be the waterfall.

We were here in late September with lots of rain and fog. However, the hikes and views were still great. All staff were pleasant at the stations and facilities.

Sweden’s highest water fall and Hiking and camping on top of the hills was amazing, spent a night. remember to get good shoes and warm sleeping bags as it will get very cold in summer nights as well!

Awesome place for beginner or intermediate hikers! Even good for wheelchairs around the mire with a long stretch of wooden platforms.

Amazing place, waterfall, trails, cliffs utc.

Amazing nature with lots of trails. Waterfall is prime attraction. Be prepared for full parking at the entrance, so you will have to leave the car along the road and walk.

Awesome views and trekking paths.. Unfortunately a route was closed for repairs when I was there. But didn't seem like we were at a loss. The rest of the paths and views more than made up for it.