Best trails in Láhko National Park
Láhko National Park is an ideal destination for those who appreciate exciting geology. As Norway's largest contiguous area of alpine karst, it is situated on a high mountain plateau surrounded by mountains and glaciers, bordering Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park to the south. The park's unique landscape features several fascinating formations and geological phenomena.
Limestone marble is the dominant rock type in the national park, shaping both the landscape and the flora. Visitors can discover extraordinary formations such as natural bridges, underground rivers, caves, and distinctive boulders scattered across the area.
The calcareous bedrock supports a rich diversity of plant life and interesting animal species. Domestic reindeer can be seen grazing in the park, while many fish and birds thrive in its numerous limestone lakes.
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No entrance fee or pass is required.