Fulufjellet National Park

Fulufjellet National Park extends over 82.5 square kilometers of mountainous terrain with coniferous forests dominated by spruce and pine trees.

The national park, established in April 2012, forms a protected area along the Norway-Sweden border, connecting with the Swedish Fulufjället National Park.

The protected land contains ancient pine trees reaching 350 years of age on the west side of Brattfjellet, marking generations of forest growth.

Visitors can freely camp within the park boundaries while engaging in activities such as hiking, skiing, berry picking, and licensed hunting.

The geological foundation consists of Trysil Sandstone, a Precambrian formation distinguished by its deep red color and high quartz content.

Location: Trysil Municipality

Inception: April 24, 2012

Part of: Scandinavian Mountains

GPS coordinates: 61.40000,12.78333

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:00