The Anåfjället mountain, with its peaks Blåstöten (1,332 m above sea level) and Ånnfjället (1,301 m above sea level), is a true gem of the Swedish mountains and a place that draws nature lovers all year round. With views stretching for miles, open mountain landscapes and unique flora and fauna, Anåfjället offers an unforgettable experience for anyone seeking both peace and adventure in the Swedish wilderness. As part of the Funäsfjällen mountain area and nature reserve, Anåfjället offers unspoiled nature, perfect for those who want to experience the mountains up close.
The hiking trails on Anåfjället are known for their beauty and accessibility, and the popular trail around the mountain gives fantastic views of the mountain landscape. The trail takes you through valleys, across high-mountain plateaus and past small mountain lakes where you can stop and enjoy the stillness of nature. In summer and early autumn, the landscape turns into a sea of colour, with blooming meadows, mountain birches and glittering streams running down the slopes. But Anåfjället is not only a place for scenic hikes; it also has a rich cultural history.
In the middle of Anåfjället lies Anådalen, where old summer farms (fäbodar) are scattered across the area and tell of a time when people lived off the mountain through summer farming and reindeer herding. In summer you may even see grazing reindeer roaming freely, which strengthens the feeling of being in another era. Autumn on Anåfjället is magical, when the green forests and heaths of the mountains turn to intense shades of red, orange and gold. Hiking here in autumn is an unforgettable experience of calm and rich colour. When winter arrives, Anåfjället becomes a paradise for touring skiers and summit tours. The snow-covered mountain landscape and the clear winter air make the area a place for both recreation and peaceful winter adventures.
Anåfjället is also home to unique mountain plants and animals. With a little luck you may even spot an Arctic fox or a golden eagle soaring high above the mountain tops. Visiting Anåfjället means experiencing Swedish mountain nature at its most magnificent. Here the majestic landscapes, the history of the mountain and its unique wildlife create an experience that stays with you for a long time, whatever the season.
Ånnfjället - the gold trail
Length: 5 km
Elevation gain: 350 m
Starting point: Lillåsvallen car park
Ånnfjället rises above the tree line and has a stony, barren mountain landscape. The mountain has several fascinating jagged peaks, and its highest point, at 1,301 m above sea level, is one of the higher peaks in the area.
The hike starts at the car park on Mittådalsvägen at Lillåsvallen. You follow the orange markings and climb towards Ånnfjället. The trail offers a barren landscape with magnificent views from the top of Ånnfjället, 1,301 metres above sea level. Along the way you pass Sweden's highest tree line, at 960 metres above sea level, and the tarn Ånnfjällstjärnen, which lies at an altitude of 1,100 metres.