Pulju Wilderness Area, Wilderness reserve in Kittilä and Enontekiö, Finland.
Pulju Wilderness Area spans a large territory between two villages and is characterized by mires, spruce-covered hills, and several mountains with varying elevations. A central road provides access through this landscape, connecting to established paths and tracks.
This territory was designated as a protected wilderness reserve by the Finnish government in 1991 under the management of Metsähallitus. This protection aimed to secure the area for long-term conservation and sustainable use.
The area holds meaning for indigenous Sámi communities who practice reindeer herding across the protected lands. This activity shapes how the landscape is used and managed today.
Well-maintained paths and winter tracks allow visitors to explore different parts of the region throughout the year. Prepare for northern conditions and changing weather when planning a visit.
The territory contains unusual winding moraine ridges that formed during the last ice age. These distinctive landforms can be found about seven kilometers north of Pulju village.
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