Töfsingdalen is one of Sweden’s most inaccessible national parks for anyone who cannot hike on their own. The national park lies in a roadless area and there are no accessibility adaptations.

There are no roads leading to the national park and no trails inside the park, other than about one kilometre within the park and a few kilometres along the western part of the park boundary.

You must bring everything you need for your visit to the national park. You can, for example, buy food in Grövelsjön or Idre.