Things to see and do Femundsmarka

Immediately south of Femundsmarka, amidst dense virgin coniferous forests, this tiny national park offers views of 250-year-old spruce and even older pine trees. Life is everywhere, from dead trees that have fallen to the ground and are teeming with insects, to lichens that tumble from the trees. Black woodpeckers and Siberian jays can be seen here. Between lake and mountains, this forest is accessible to all types of walkers.

Forests of conifers and erratic blocks of granite cover this glacial training with soft undulations, crossed by a semi-formal domestic reindeer and wild musk oxen. This park is adjacent to two major nature reserves and national park, on the Swedish coast. The brown bears do not know the borders and often come from Sweden to sow panic in the flocks of sheep, sharpening ancestral hatred that the farmers dedicate to them.