Granberget, Mountain summit in Torsby Municipality, Sweden

Granberget rises to 701 metres east of Höljes in northern Torsby Municipality, the highest point in Värmland. Its summit lies above the forest limit but below the tree line, where sparse mountain birch woods still grow. A 12-metre viewing tower built in 1993 stands on top.

Granberget is the highest point of the historic province of Värmland, at 701 metres above sea level, east of Höljes in northern Torsby Municipality. In 1993 the Norra Finnskoga hembygdsförening built a twelve-metre viewing tower on the summit, which lies above the forest limit but below the tree line, where sparse mountain birch still grows.

The summit's 12-metre viewing tower was built in 1993 by the Norra Finnskoga hembygdsförening, the local heritage association, and remains the landmark hikers look for on the ridge. The Nordvärmlandsleden long-distance trail passes over the top, so walkers on the Höljes–Långberget route share the summit with through-hikers.

By car, follow riksväg 62 to Brattmon, then signs for Fageråsdammen (8 km) and Kvarnsjön (8 km), then signs for Granberget; the last stretch is a walking path of about 2.5 km. On foot, the Nordvärmlandsleden long-distance trail and the Höljes–Långberget route pass the summit. The 12-metre tower stands on top, above the forest line.

This is the highest point in Varmland County, offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscape from its top. Multiple trail connections branch out from here, leading hikers to neighboring ridges and forest valleys.