All the way from Lake Torneträsk up to just above the hotel (Syndafallet), there’s a trail running alongside Rakkasjohka stream. The trail is on the north side of the stream. If you start all the way down at Lake Torneträsk and make it all the way up to Syndafallet, it’s a 200-meter uphill climb and 1.5 km, with the most intense section right before the end.

The start from the hotel is up the gravel hill, following the road to Badsjön (Bathing Lake). At the lake, follow the trail on the right side, which will take you to Kratersjön. Once you reach Kratersjön, turn northeast directly at the lake and follow the path and cross markings downwards. Here you’ll find the tour’s biggest elevation change, where you’ll run down about 100 meters. You’ll come down to the railway and need to cross it. Be careful when crossing, as it’s unguarded, and trains come quickly. Once down at the Rallarkyrkogården, choose the Rallarleden to the right and follow it through the birch forest homewards. You’ll come out near Björkliden railway station; from there, it’s your choice of route back to your accommodation.

You start by running the gravel road up from the hotel to what we call the viewpoint, a small black house with a flat roof 350 m from the hotel. At the viewpoint, turn your nose north towards the lake and follow our flower trail, marked with a card featuring a flower. The trail will lead you out towards the golf course, down stairs, and through the birch forest back home to the hotel.

The loop goes from Björkliden up Mount Njulla following the same route as “The Nature Experience” above. From there, you follow the trail up between Njullá and Slåttatjåkka to the top of STF’s chairlift, then down to STF Tourist Station and along the Rallarleden (Navvy Trail) home. If you want to reach the summit of Njulla, you can either choose to run off-trail upwards from the bridge over Gohpasjohka, or, once you’ve passed the pass between Njullá and Slåttatjåkka, choose the marked trail back up to the summit.

From the hotel, there’s a path south over Rákkasjohka stream and through the birch forest. Once you’re out of the birch forest, you’ll come out onto a gravel road that takes you upwards through our ski system. After about 300 m on the gravel road, you’ll reach a wooden fence on your left side. Here, you cross the open area, which is a ski slope in winter, and continue upwards along the path you step onto there. You can follow the path all the way up to the bare mountain and a bridge that crosses Gohpasjohka stream. On the way back down, you can either follow the same path home or follow the gravel road that starts at the lift base of the Kittelliften (Kittel Lift). To get up to the Kittelliften, from the bridge, facing Björkliden, aim for the cabin you see up to the left. There’s a small path there.