Töfsingdalen National Park

Töfsingdalen National Park extends across 16.15 square kilometers of dense pine forests, boulder fields, and small mountain lakes in northern Sweden.

The Swedish government established Töfsingdalen as a protected national park on April 26, 1930, making it one of the earliest conservation areas in the country.

The northern Swedish landscape of Töfsingdalen maintains connections to traditional Sámi reindeer herding practices that span many generations in this region.

Visitors access the park through marked trails of varying difficulties, with information centers near Grövelsjön providing guidance for seasonal activities and accommodations.

The national park contains sections of untouched virgin forest and boulder fields that create naturally impassable areas, preserving its wild character.

Location: Älvdalen Municipality

Inception: April 26, 1930

GPS coordinates: 62.16537,12.48010

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:01