Dalarna

Our beauteful canoe runs vary in difficulty and length. If you´re looking for excitement and adventure then you sholud choose the Görälven and Fulan rivers, which demand that you have your wits about you! If you want something more relaxing then you can glide slowly, peacefully and more-or-less silently down the mighty Västerdalälven river. You can count on the fact that your journey will be filled with exciting sights, and the chances are that you will see wildlife such as elk, beavers, roe deer, foxes and, if you´re lucky, bears and lynxes

Fulufjället National Park was established in 2002 and covers 385 km2 and is the largest national park in south Sweden. Here you find Sweden's highest waterfall of 93 meters and the world's oldest tree, which is over 9 550 years old! Njupeskär waterfall is 93 meters and thus Sweden's highest. The water falls freely 70 meters. The stream next to the fog case there are many rare mosses, lichens and vascular plants. Many of them require constant moisture to survive. The deep groove cut into the sandstone layers of the waterfall is a textbook example of reverse erosion. A few days around midsummer - at the summer solstice - the sun finds its way to the waterfall and gives it a magical blue light. But this occurs only in the morning between 3:00 to 5:00 am. The hikes on Fulufjället are well marked and the trail to the waterfall is a round trip of 4 km.

Grövelsjön is the place where the road ends and the mountains take over. This is the place where the Swedish mountain-chain starts and the hiking opportunities almost get infinite. The walks are from 3 km up to 3 days, were you can either sleep in one of the camps on the mountain or in you own tent. There is also a boat crossing the lake Grövelsjön over to Norway, making it possible to walk back and completing a trip through 2 countries. When hiking, don´t forget to bring a map and good clothes for all weathers.