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Kvikkjokk is the village at the end of the road, on the threshold of Lapland’s majestic wilderness and the national parks of Padjelanta and Sarek. Along with these parks, green and flourishing forests, dramatic mountains and an infinitely beautiful landscape form the world heritage site Laponia. It is also one of the centres and starting points for Kungsleden, “The King’s Path”. Read more



 

There are several mountain tops near Kvikkjokk, which makes the village an optimal starting point for short day trips – Vallespiken, Sjnerak, Prinskullen and Nammásj are just a few worth mentioning. From the top of the mountains, you will have an enchanting view of the village, the rest of the Kvikkjokk area with the lush delta and all the way over to the national park of Sarek.

The lake, with its exciting delta, is a very valued area and quite suitable for canoeing. Canoes can be rented in Kvikkjokk Mountain Lodge. Guided boat tours can be arranged on the delta, as well as to the other side, Kamajokk, to the old parts of Kvikkjokk. Here, there are ruins from the original Kvikkjokk, which was a thriving village in the mid 17th century. Tours can also be made to the new parts of the Kamajokk nature reserve, an ancient (250-300 years) renowned forest.

 



Kvikkjokk Fjällstation
info@kvikkjokkfjallstation.se, tel: 0971-210 22