Sarek National Park

Sarek National Park is part of the Laponia World Heritage Site in the northern reaches of Sweden. Established in 1909, it is one of Europe's oldest national parks, renowned for its unspoiled wilderness. Spanning over 475,000 acres, the park is characterized by a series of lofty peaks, deep valleys, glaciers, and expansive alpine tundra. With no marked trails or lodging facilities within the park, it offers a pure wilderness experience for skilled hikers and mountaineers. The park's mountainous terrain features some of Sweden’s highest peaks, like Mount Sarektjåkkå, and is home to a diverse collection of wildlife, including reindeer, wolverines, and the occasional bear. Visitors to Sarek can also witness the Sami culture, as the indigenous people of this region have inhabited it for centuries. The park's untamed landscapes and challenging conditions make it a perfect destination for those seeking an authentic backcountry adventure.