Nallo

Nallo is a mountain summit around 1585 meters in the Kebnekaise region, defined by steep rocky slopes and a distinctive needle-like profile. The striking peak is visible from several valleys and offers varied views across the surrounding highlands.

The mountain served indigenous communities as a key navigation landmark in the highlands for centuries. Its name Nállu comes from the Sami language and means 'The Needle', reflecting its distinctive pointed form.

Local indigenous communities have deep ties to this mountain through seasonal reindeer herding and stories shared across generations.

Summer offers the best conditions for visiting, as snow and ice have melted and trails become passable. A mountain shelter at the base provides lodging and supplies for those exploring the region.

The needle formation that gave the mountain its name rises about 100 meters above the main summit area, creating a strikingly distinctive silhouette. This geological feature makes it easy to spot from a distance compared to other peaks in the range.

GPS coordinates: 68.02170,18.43039

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:47