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The long, narrow Lake Tåsjön is almost forty kilometers long and a maximum of three kilometers wide between Kyrktåsjö and Sandnäset. The lake is at its narrowest point, measuring just one kilometer, between Brattbäcken and Aldernäset. Located 252 meters above sea level, the lake covers an area of 45 square kilometers and reaches a depth of up to 48 meters.

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Located directly on the shores of Lake Tåsjön, the picturesque Norråker campsite offers fully serviced pitches for motorhomes and caravans, as well as tent pitches and cozy furnished cabins. The spacious service building features a large communal living room and a fully equipped kitchen, two bathrooms with toilets and showers, and a laundry room with a washing machine and dryer.

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Beautiful campsite with lots of peace and fully equipped service buildings

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Lake Ströms Vattudal is about seventy kilometers long and extends from Svaningen in the west to a few kilometers east of Strömsund. At Strömsund the elongated lake narrows. This divides it into two lakes: Gårdsjön in the west and Russfjärden in the southeast. The valley and the lake are traversed by the Faxälven, a tributary of the Ångermanälven.

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The Strömsundsbron, a two-lane road bridge with two wide sidewalks, connects Strömsund across the Faxälven to Näsviken. European Route 45 leads over the bridge. It is considered the first large cable-stayed bridge in the world and was designed in an architectural competition based on ideas from Franz Dischinger. The bridge was built from 1953 to 1955 and inaugurated in 1956.

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Tough uphill but the effort is pays well with a beautiful view over the lake.

Stekenjokk with its surroundings of a barren, often storm-tossed high plateau is a great hiking area, which can only be found in this form much further north. The pass road (note the closures in autumn and spring!) there leads past a large area that is an excellent starting point. Unfortunately, in recent years, a large number of mobile homes/campers have also been permanently parked "on the move". Nevertheless, tours from here are very worthwhile, e.g. on and around the Stihke as the highest elevation. Accompanied by dogs, always keep them very close to you, better still on a leash. The local Sami, who own reindeer herds, understandably don't see much fun when their animals are scared away. That would really cause trouble... Oh yes, don't forget sturdy shoes!

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In the evening or in the morning there is a unique photo spot with good clouds.

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