Best lakes around Älvdalen are found in a region of northern Dalarna province, known for its natural beauty and approximately 400 lakes and ponds. These bodies of water offer diverse recreational activities, including fishing and swimming. The area provides opportunities for experiencing untouched wilderness.
Last updated: May 22, 2026
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Nice campsite by the lake. Everything is well-organized. Friendly managers.
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Beautiful 360 view over the northern part of Dalarna, Storvetteshågna with it's 1204 meters is the highest point in the south of Sweden.
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Six beds and bed linen available. Wood and pots for the fireplace available 🪵🥘
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Nice little campsite right on the lake, which is a good starting point for cycling tours on the Siljanleden. The place is run by friendly Dutch people and they know their business 👏
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Nice little campsite right on the lake. The place is run by Dutch people and you can tell that in a positive way 👏
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New owners from 2022. Completely renovated, sanitary block completely new. Directly on the lake with beach, quiet and calm. Supper place to explore the area. Top.
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From here there is a three kilometer hike to the other side of the lake (six kilometers round trip). The journey there is very worthwhile. You drive over small gravel roads and, with a bit of luck, see numerous reindeer on the way.
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Beyond the well-known spots, you can explore places like Grövelsjön Suspension Bridge, which is a popular starting point for summer and winter tours. Våmåbadets Camping offers a great beach and well-kept facilities. For a stunning view over the wilderness, consider the area around Storvätteshågna Summit, which also features a lake at its foot.
Älvdalen's lakes offer diverse nature experiences, from easily accessible spots to deep wilderness. You can find clear, cold waters, sandy beaches, and areas rich in wildlife. The region is known for its untouched nature, providing opportunities for quiet contemplation, fishing, and exploring scenic landscapes.
Yes, several spots are great for families. Våmåbadets Camping is a nice campsite with a beach, ideal for a relaxing day. Lokas badplats (Lake Loka) also offers a cozy swimming area with a small sandy beach, changing rooms, and picnic facilities, perfect for families.
Älvdalen is a prime destination for fishing, offering a wide variety of possibilities from stream fishing to lake and pond fishing. Anglers can find trout, grayling, char, perch, and pike. Lakes like Navarsjön, Mikeltjärn, Rämmasjön, and Långtjärn are known for good fishing. The Älvdalens Fiskecenter provides resources like guides and permits. You can find more information on fishing areas at visitdalarna.se.
Yes, Älvdalens FVOF provides fishing spots specifically designed to be accessible for disabled visitors, ensuring everyone can enjoy the region's excellent fishing opportunities.
The prime season for river and stream fishing is from May to July, and again in September-October for grayling. Lake and pond fishing is good from June to late September. For winter activities like ice fishing, the season runs from November to April. Summer is generally best for swimming and hiking, while winter offers unique snowy landscapes and ice fishing.
Lokas badplats (Lake Loka) is a great option, featuring a small sandy beach, changing rooms, and picnic areas. Våmåbadets Camping also has a lovely beach directly on the lake. Many of Älvdalen's numerous lakes offer opportunities for wild swimming.
Yes, Rösjöstugorna Cabins offer accommodation and infrastructure, including a kiosk. Våmåbadets Camping is another option, providing a campsite directly on the lake with well-kept facilities.
You can explore various outdoor activities. For mountain biking, check out the MTB Trails around Älvdalen guide. Cycling enthusiasts can find routes in the Cycling around Älvdalen guide. There are also many running trails, detailed in the Running Trails around Älvdalen guide.
Yes, many lakes serve as excellent starting points for hikes. The shore of Grövelsjön, accessible via the Grövelsjön Suspension Bridge, is popular for both summer and winter tours. From Gutulisjøen Parking and Information Point, you can find a three-kilometer hike into the national park. For more options, explore the Running Trails around Älvdalen guide, which includes routes suitable for hiking.
Visitors frequently praise the tranquility and natural beauty of the area. Many appreciate the diverse fishing opportunities and the chance to experience untouched wilderness. The well-kept facilities at places like Våmåbadets Camping and the stunning views from areas near Storvätteshågna Summit are also highly valued.
The Älvdalens Fiskecenter specializes in fishing in the area and can provide information on fishing permits. You can also find details on fishing areas and permits on the Visit Dalarna website, specifically at visitdalarna.se.


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