Still one of my favourite National parks, where you can still hike for days without seeing anyone. We hiked here for 18 days. The highlights were the view on Rapedalen from the top Låddebákte, camping on the mountain Nammatj and of course seeing the Northern lights for the first time...

It's an harsh environment. You have to improvise, adapt, overcome. You can't make 20km in Sarek. You have to be jämpti enough to survive crossing white waters, so don't bring your mama with ya!

Amazing place to go hiking and see one of the least populated places in Europe. I went to hike the kungsleden and pass through the Sarek park during the trip. For me, Sarek was the most beautiful part of the hike. A mixture of mountains and lakes that have not been spoilt by tourism yet.

Sarek National Park is probably one of the most wonderful places in the world. When you climb up to Skierffe, you'll see such beauty that cannot be properly captured on pictures, you have to see it for yourself. I am most definitely coming back there one day, hopefully very soon

About Sarek national park Sarek is the national park with six of Sweden’s thirteen highest mountains and almost 100 glaciers. It is a high alpine area where the Sami people have lived from time immemorial. The valleys and the mountain slopes are grazing land for three Sami communal groups engaged in reindeer husbandry: the Sirges, Jåhkågaska tjiellde and Tuorpon. The national park also is known for its wildlife, including large elk and many predators. Meltwater from the many glaciers flows into Sarek’s artery, the Ráhpaaädno river, which creates the alpine world’s most well-known delta. The area bears the stamp of the inland ice sheet, and a hike through Sarek is a trip through S

Gorgeous and breathtaking. Definitely worth it. We had a long hiking route then tented near a small stream. the morning after we climbed close to Skierfe peak. The view to the Sarek national reserve was splendid.

Absolutely unique place, one of a few in Europe still untouched by human. Amazing views, mountains, rivers, glaciers and much more. My second visit of this national park and definitely not the last.

Wonderful national park, loved it. Bring mosquito repellent for the hikes in the forest.

Absolutely worth to climb the Skierfe!

Absolutely magnificent area for hiking. It's quite a remote place from the civilization, there are plenty of routes to go from north and just a few from the south. Trails are not easy in general since there are a lot of stones/swamps/grass, prepare good boots. One can go the popular ways during the season, but most of the time its quite empty, so the paradise for those who loves being alone in the wild environment. The places for bonfire are available almost everythere where trees grow, but most of the highland area is 'bald' so don't foret camping gas equipment, you will need it to warm yourself at least after chilly nights. In general, highly recommended place to visit

Ultimate wilderness experience in Sweden's oldest NP. Plan your own hike based on the terrain, get some food and enjoy the loneliness among the moose and reindeer!