Fulufjället National Park
National park · Sweden
Njupeskär's 93-meter drop, Sweden's tallest waterfall, cuts through a gorge below a birch-covered plateau in northern Dalarna. Mountain birch clinging to the rock, some barely shrub height and bent by wind, turns gold and rust through September; nearby grows Old Tjikko, a roughly 9,550-year-old spruce considered one of the world's oldest living trees.
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Peak: September 4–September 21
Climatological window from published records. The weather model’s elevation extrapolation isn’t reliable on this terrain, so this is the long-run normal rather than a season-specific forecast.
When to go to Fulufjället National Park
Peak usually arrives somewhere between September 4 and September 21. It sits at 926 m, high enough to turn before the valleys do.
Fulufjället National Park on the map
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Frequently asked
- When does Fulufjället National Park peak?
- In a typical year, color peaks around September 4–September 21. The weather model's elevation extrapolation isn't reliable on this terrain, so this is a climatological window (source: https://www.sverigesnationalparker.se/park/fulufjallets-nationalpark/besoksinformation/nar-ska-du-besoka-parken/) rather than a season-specific forecast.
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