Fulufjället, Nationalpark

Fulufjället National Park is located in northwestern Dalarna, about 150 kilometers from Mora and about 60 kilometers from Idre.

Fulufjället is located in northwestern Dalarna next to the Norwegian border. The main entrance is about 25 km west of Särna. Follow highway 70 north from Särna. After 4 km, turn left towards Mörkret and Gördalen. From Mörkret, follow the signs to Fulufjället National Park.

If you want to travel by public transport to the main entrance, you can book your trip to Särna and from there book flextrafik.

Going hiking in the summer? Feel free to go to an entrance other than the main entrance as it quickly becomes full during the high season. In the summer, many people visit the national park's main entrance at the same time. The parking lot will then be full. During the high season (June 15 to September 15), visitors usually peak between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The quietest times are before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. If possible, plan your visit for less crowded times. Or try taking the bus to the national park.

In winter, the roads to the Gördalen entrance, Brottbäcksstugan entrance and Morbäckssätern entrance are plowed.

Please note! It is not allowed to stay overnight in a car, motorhome or tent in the parking lot. You can only camp in the parking lot during the period 1/12 - 31/3.

In the national park it is allowed to:

• camp anywhere on the mountain, except in zone 4, do not camp next to cabins and trails
• fishing, but only with hand gear in the waters within zone III that are available through the sale of fishing licenses.
• Fishing is not allowed from September 1 to December 31, with the exception of 8 days at the time of ice formation, weeks 45-48.
• driving snowmobiles on snow-covered ground on marked trails and on the ice of Lake Stora Rösjön closest to the route from the snowmobile trail to the fishing grounds.
• climb on ice during the period December 1 - March 31.
• camping in zone 4, but only between December 1 and March 31 in designated areas
• make a fire, but within zone 4 you may only make a fire in specially arranged fireplaces.
• bring a dog on a leash. However, hunting right holders may bring loose dogs in connection with hunting or hunting training during the hunting season.

But not to:

• fly below 600m. This also applies to drones!
• climb mountains
• put up boards, signs or other markings in nature
• break branches, cut down or otherwise damage living or dead trees and bushes
• digging up plants and picking mosses, lichens and woodland fungi
• staying in nesting trees or on slopes with nesting birds of prey, collecting insects or otherwise disturbing or damaging wildlife
• use internal combustion engine-powered ice drills
• ride horses or bicycles, except on roads
• in zone 4, light fires in places other than designated fireplaces.