Kultsjön

Kultsjön is a lake in northern Sweden surrounded by dense forests and mountain slopes. The water body stretches across a remote landscape shaped by boreal forest and natural terrain.

The lake region shows evidence of human settlement spanning thousands of years. Archaeological discoveries indicate continuous habitation in this area over extended periods.

The Sami people maintain their traditional practices near Kultsjön, including seasonal reindeer herding activities across the surrounding territories.

The lake is accessible by local roads from nearby towns and provides entry to the surrounding wilderness. Visitors should expect variable weather and conditions typical of far northern terrain.

In winter the lake surface freezes into a thick ice layer that creates natural pathways across the frozen expanse. This seasonal transformation opens new ways to cross and explore the landscape.

Location: Vilhelmina Municipality

Elevation above the sea: 542.4 m

Part of: Bothnian Sea Water District

Website: https://sfv.se/sv/fastigheter/sverige/stockholms-lan-ab/slott/haga-slott

GPS coordinates: 65.02712,15.14309

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:04