Seasons
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Summer and the midnight sun
During the summer in Björkliden the sun never sets.
The midnight sun phenomenon is a nature experience that defies our senses. Between late May and mid-July, Björkliden is in a position where the Sun never sets below the horizon. This is due to the 23.5 degree tilt of the Earth's axis during the summer, when the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun to such an extent that even the Earth's own curvature is unable to shade us at night.
Instead of going down, the sun slowly descends towards the north, touches the mountain peaks and then starts to rise again. This creates a ”golden hour” that lasts for several hours. The light becomes soft, warm and amber, adding magical depth to the landscape and making Lapporten look like something out of a fairy tale. It's a time when you can start a hike at 11pm and reach your destination in broad daylight - a sense of freedom that's hard to describe until you've experienced it.
Accommodation options in Björkliden mountain village for a perfect Arctic summer
Experience activities on endless summer nights
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Half-day adventure with private guide
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Hiking package to Trollsjön
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Wilderness Club
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Summer in Björkliden
Nature's prolonged and intense flowering
The calcareous soil of the Nuolja mountain serves as a natural garden for rare mountain plants. The tiny white mountain daisy covers large areas like a snowy blanket of flowers, while the deep pink heather lines the paths. Along the icy streams, fed by melting glacier water, the stately Nordic wolfsbane rises. It's an intense race against the clock, but thanks to the great differences in altitude, we get to enjoy the flowers for much longer than you might think.
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We open the door to something bigger
Travel to Björkliden
Get on the train in the evening in Stockholm or Gothenburg and wake up in a fantastic mountain setting the next day. You'll arrive in Björkliden at lunchtime. SJ and Norrtåg operate the route and the journey between Stockholm and Björkliden takes around 17 hours. You can also take the Arctic Train from Narvik, Norway's northernmost train route, through breathtaking Arctic landscapes with panoramic views of mountains and fjords. The train station in Björkliden is located right in the heart of the village, about 1 kilometer from Hotell Fjället.
Take the E4 north and turn left in Töre and then continue on the E10 towards Kiruna and Narvik. You will find us about 10 minutes after Abisko and 30 minutes before the Norwegian border.
There are daily flights from Stockholm and Copenhagen to Kiruna Airport, followed by a 90-minute transfer. Alternatively, you can fly to Evenes Airport and drive for 75 minutes or take a bus. Arriving at Björkliden via the E10 is equally beautiful from both directions.
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