Reisa National Park

The 803-square-kilometer park features a deep river valley with the Reisa River flowing through granite formations and creating numerous waterfalls.

Established in 1986, the park preserves an area where ancient hunting grounds and settlements reveal centuries of human presence in northern Norway.

The indigenous Sámi people maintain traditional reindeer herding practices within the park boundaries, moving their herds between seasonal grazing grounds.

Visitors can reach Mollisfossen waterfall through guided riverboat tours or by following marked hiking trails along the Reisa River valley.

The Mollisfossen waterfall drops 269 meters through multiple cascades, making it one of the highest waterfalls in Northern Europe.

Location: Nordreisa

Inception: November 28, 1986

Shares border with: Käsivarsi Wilderness Area

Website: https://reisanasjonalpark.no

GPS coordinates: 69.20000,21.96667

Latest update: March 8, 2025 03:48