The main entrance to Fulufjället National Park – Njupeskär Entrance – is located about 25 kilometres west of the village of Särna. This is the best starting point if you want to visit Njupeskär, Sweden’s highest waterfall, or explore some of the park’s most popular trails.
By car
From Särna, follow the national road 70 northwards. After four kilometres, turn left towards Mörkret and Gördalen. When you reach Mörkret, simply follow the signs for Fulufjällets nationalpark. The road is clearly marked all the way to the main visitor area.
By public transport
If you prefer to travel by public transport, you first need to get to Särna. From there, you can book Flextrafik line 785, which takes you directly to the national park..
Other entrances to the national park
Fulufjället has six additional entrances. These give you access to different parts of the park, but most of them require your own transport:
- Brottbäcksstugan
- Göljån North (Summer parking only.)
- Göljån South (Summer parking only.)
- Morbäcksätern
- Björnholmsstugan (Summer parking only.)
- Gördalen
TGördalen is the only entrance reachable by public transport. All other entrances require private transport.
Entrances from Norway
Fulufjället National Park borders Fulufjellet National Park in Norway. From the Norwegian side, you can enter the area through two marked entrances:
- Storbekkåsen
- Bråtafallet
These entrances make it easy to combine your visit with experiences on both sides of the border.