イェムトランドの天然記念物・トップ20

フェッチェアの滝へは、トレイルヘッドから約30〜45分でアクセスでき、ストール・フェッチェアン沿いの簡単な森の小道をたどります。最後の区間は石段を緩やかに登り、滝の近くまで続きます。 滝壺の近くには避難小屋と小さな焚き火台があり、立ち止まったり、休憩したり、水辺で時間を過ごしたりするのに最適な場所です。 比較的アクセスしやすい（少なくとも雪や氷が溶けた夏には）にもかかわらず、滝は森の中にひっそりと佇んでいるように感じられ、周囲の崖と流れる水が、隠れ家のような魔法のような雰囲気を作り出しています。

On the path along the gorge you will always have great views of the deep gorge and the waterfall.

Even back then, there were disputes over damages, and it's hard to believe that the longest-running conflict revolves around salmon fishing. The last court case for damages for the fishery was concluded in 1974!

Directly at the large sinkhole with the waterfall, a staircase leads down into the cave. After a few meters, however, standing is no longer possible. From here on, the cave may only be entered with a guide. Tours are currently available on Tuesdays and Saturdays. A phone number is posted on the information board at the parking lot. The price is 1,200 kroner.

Beautiful walk with starting point along the famous Vildmarksvägen at the Ankarvattnet. You mainly walk on boardwalks until you reach the waterfall. The water disappears into the cave system and here is also the entrance to the famous Koralgrottan. The cave system is almost six kilometers long and also the longest in Sweden. It is NOT allowed to enter the cave without an experienced guide. This is only possible in the summer period. A few minutes further up there is a hut with barbecue facilities where you can perfectly rest.

At 800 metres long, this is Sweden's longest gorge. It is between 15 and 60 metres wide and the walk along the gorge is a special experience as you are presented with various breathtaking views. There are also various types of rare mosses growing there.

These waterfalls are the largest in Sweden.

This gorge is relatively unknown. It is about 800 meters long, 25 meters wide and 15 meters deep. There are two legends about the origin of the name 'Evagraven'. One tells of a young shepherd girl, named Eva, who disappeared from the shepherd's hut of Ruvallen sometime in the 17th century. The other legend tells of a Sami woman (Eva) who lost her sight during a snowstorm and crashed into the gorge with her reindeer team. In any case, it is an impressive location.