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Description
Marsfjället Nature Reserve has a great diversity of birds and is a Natura 2000 site. The Marsfjället high mountain massif is dominated by the 1,587 meter high Marsfjällstoppen, which is the highest peak in southern Lapland. There's a birch and pine forest leading up to a tundra like terrain. In Marsfjället Nature Reserve you can hike in an unbroken wilderness area that stretches from high mountains to forest land. In the reserve there are several marked trails and forest trails that take you through the nature and up the mountain. The bird life is perhaps richest in the area's bogs. Here are species such as Grue cendrée, Courlis corlieu and Combattant varié. In the moorland between mountains and coniferous forest, birds such as Bécasseau falcinelle and Chevalier arlequin nest. Characteristic coniferous forest birds are Grand Tétras and Mésange lapone. Among the other birds you can encounter are Pluvier guignard, Pluvier doré and Gorgebleue à miroir.
Détails
Accès
Located 10-150 km from Vilhelmina, take road 1067 towards Stekenjokk, bay off just before Saxnäs towards Marsliden, from there there are hiking trails right into the heart of the nature reserve. So you can drive up to Marsliden by car and walk from there. Click on the P in the map to get directions to the parking. On the map you see the 12 km trail (one way) tot the summit, but you can also explore other trails, or just walk a part of this trail and turn back.
Alternatively, take road 1077 in Stalon towards Dikanäs, just after the village of Eriksberg, the road crosses the eastern part of the nature reserve.