갤리바레 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Here you can take a break, refill your water, and enjoy the view. The mountains are clearly visible from the lake. You can take a boat across the lake for a fee or continue walking along the lake. There's also a small restaurant next door if you'd like to eat or drink.

I like these bridges because they move when you walk on them. It's also very nice to have one when you have to cross the river. In some places, you usually have to walk on stones to cross the small water sources, and it can be a bit dangerous. But I think the bridge is great.

Starting point for hikers. From here, you can walk the 19 kilometers to Kebnekaise Mountain Station. Alternatively, you can take a helicopter. At Nikkaluokta Sarri, you can pay a parking fee for your car if you're traveling with one. Information about the route is also available here. Souvenirs, food, and drinks are also available.

The wooden church was consecrated in February 1882. The architect of the current church was EV Langlet. In the mid-1960s, extensive renovations were carried out on Gällivare Kyrka. As part of this, the interior was given a light coat of paint and the choir was expanded with an annex for the staff. Also worth seeing is the Bergspredikan tapestry hanging above the altar, which was woven in Gammelstad based on a design by Dagmar Lodén. The organ, which consists of 21 registers, comes from the Grönlunds Orgelbyggeri organ builder.

Very beautiful hike to the top of the waterfall. You cannot see much of it from there if you’re not leaving the trail, but the view is amazing.

The path to the waterfall is very beautiful. But you can't see much of the waterfall itself from above. If you don't want to leave the path, you won't see much of it.

In the middle of the path between the road and the waterfall. Great view. You can see very far into the day.

Up to this point, the path can be walked even when the ground is wet. From here on, only when it is dry, as the path turns into a stream after rain.