Vadvetjåkka National Park

Vadvetjåkka National Park spans 26.3 square kilometers of mountain terrain, featuring deep cave systems and alpine flora near the Norwegian border.

The Swedish government established Vadvetjåkka National Park in 1920 to protect the natural landscapes and biological environments of the region.

The park's land has long supported Sámi communities who practice traditional reindeer herding across its expansive northern territory.

Visitors must bring necessary supplies and equipment as the park lacks developed facilities and remains inaccessible by road throughout the year.

The northernmost national park in Sweden contains extensive cave networks that draw geologists and researchers studying subterranean ecosystems.

GPS coordinates: 68.54255,18.43122

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:50