Embracing four Swedish national parks (Padjelanta, Stora Sjöfallet, Muddus, and Sarek) and two nature reserves that together were declared a World Heritage site in 1996, Laponia today provides a ...

From the marshes of Estonia to the high valleys of Albania, these national parks remain largely off the tourist radar. Yet ...

Tangled strands of the Rapa River flow below the slopes of Sarek National Park, one of six reserves that make up Sweden’s Laponian Area World Heritage site. Photograph by Orsolya Haarberg.

Sarek National Park, Sweden ©Roman Bergeron/500px/Getty Images Behold the massive, mountainous, majestic wonder of the Rapa Valley in northern Sweden. The valley lies within Sarek National Park ...

Sarek National Park, Sweden. Situated in Swedish Lapland, it is among Europe's last untouched wilderness areas, featuring rugged peaks, deep valleys, and sweeping rivers.

World Update V for Microsoft Flight Simulator is focused on the Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Places like Stockholm Palace, the Copenhagen Opera House and 100 ...

The Rapa River (also called Rapaätno) flows through the Sarek National Park, winding through magnificent mountain ranges and narrow valleys, in north Norrland, in Norrbotten County, Sweden.

Surrounded by 2,000-metre-tall mountains and more than 100 glaciers, Sarek is often described as one of Sweden's most inaccessible national parks. There are no roads leading up to the park, no marked ...

The remote location of Sarek National Park, combined with its rugged and trail-less terrain makes it an off-the-beaten-path trail perfect for experienced climbers, cross-country skiers, and hikers.

Rafa Vadillo from Catalonia, Spain, reports about new ice climbs established in Swedish Lapland, in particular in the Stora Sjöfallet National Park and the Sarek National Park. In 2016 I traveled to ...

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