로쿤보리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The workers who died during the construction work on the Malm Railway/Ofot Railway, mostly from accidents but also from illnesses, are buried at Rallarkyrkogården. The cemetery was established in 1899 and expanded in several stages. The chapel in the cemetery also dates from 1899. In the period up to 1902, around 50 people were buried, including 15 children. The cemetery got its current appearance in 1937. By the time it was closed, 170 people, including 70 children, were buried here. The nationalities of those buried are often noted on the grave crosses. Next to the fire yard there is a rest area with a shelter. https://uddautflykter.se/guide/lappland/rallarkyrkogarden/

Apart from being a shelter, this spot is also nice for just taking a break or for having lunch. The scenery around is enchanting.

Pålnostuga is situated in a small meadow on the banks of Troneträsk. It is unlocked and has 6 beds, but is very simply furnished. If you still have strength and time and are heading north, you should use the better equipped Lappjordhytta on the Norwegian side. But the ascent to get there has it all.

Especially in strong winds and rain, this open shelter on a small peninsula is ideal for a rest. In emergencies, you could also stay overnight here.

A beautiful viewpoint from which you have a good view of the surrounding mountains and Setermoen.

Nordkalottleden, north of the E10