Tåsjöberget, Mountain summit in Ångermanland, Sweden

Tåsjöberget is a 635-metre mountain in Strömsund Municipality, Jämtlands län, rising directly on the north shore of Lake Tåsjön about two kilometres northeast of Kyrktåsjö. A road leads up the mountain, and on its summit stands a restaurant with twelve self-catering apartments, opened by Tåsjöbergets Fritidsanläggningars ekonomiska förening in 1985. The 325-metre Tåsjömasten radio mast stands on the mountain.

Tåsjöberget is the highest mountain of the historical province of Ångermanland, a status recorded in reference works rather than tied to a single dated event. Its summit, 635 metres above sea level, rises directly on the north shore of Lake Tåsjön in Strömsund Municipality, Jämtland County. A road was built up the mountain, and a 325-metre radio mast, the Tåsjömasten, now stands on the summit.

The mountain's name links it to Tåsjön lake and Kyrktåsjö village, and it is regarded as the highest point of the historical province of Ångermanland. Since 1985 Tåsjöbergets Fritidsanläggningars ekonomiska förening has run a restaurant and twelve self-catering apartments near the summit, where visitors eat and stay.

A road leads up Tåsjöberget, so the summit can be reached by car rather than on foot. The 325-metre Tåsjömast radio mast stands on the mountain, and near the top are a restaurant and twelve self-catering apartments run by Tåsjöbergets Fritidsanläggningars ekonomiska förening since 1985.

At 64 degrees north latitude, visitors experience extraordinarily long days in summer with extended twilight periods that blur the line between day and night. In winter, the opposite occurs with nearly continuous darkness, making daylight a rare occurrence.