The national park is easiest to reach from the road from Porjus.
The road passes Vietas and continues to the west end of the park.
It is most appropriate to visit the park between March and September, but other periods work as well.

Kungsleden passes through the northern part of the national park.
In the south part of the park there are no trails or cabins.

Some attractions are the Count and the Countess, the Áhkká massif, the Áhkká terraces, Seven sisters, and the Teusa valley.

Cabins can be found in some parts of the park.
Otherwise accommodation can be found in Vietas and at Stora Sjöfallet's mountain resort.
Activities that are offered are fishing, skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and ice climbing.

There are special rules for people that visit the park.
For example, it is forbidden to:
hunt, fish, or catch insects.

pick or dig up plants.

break branches or hurt living or dead trees and bushes.

collect minerals.

drive a motor vehicle outside special roads.

ride a horse or bring a dog (during some periods it is allowed to bring the dog if it is on a leash).

fly in valleys or lower than 300 m (980 ft) above the ground.

However, gathering dead branches to make a fire or arrange protection is permitted.
One may also pick berries and fungi.
The national park is easiest to reach from the road from Porjus. The road passes Vietas and continues to the west end of the park. It is most appropriate to visit the park between March and September, but other periods work as well.
Kungsleden passes through the northern part of the national park. In the south part of the park there are no trails or cabins.
Some attractions are the Count and the Countess, the Áhkká massif, the Áhkká terraces, Seven sisters, and the Teusa valley.
Cabins can be found in some parts of the park. Otherwise accommodation can be found in Vietas and at Stora Sjöfallet's mountain resort. Activities that are offered are fishing, skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and ice climbing.
There are special rules for people that visit the park. For example, it is forbidden to:
hunt, fish, or catch insects.
pick or dig up plants.
break branches or hurt living or dead trees and bushes.
collect minerals.
drive a motor vehicle outside special roads.
ride a horse or bring a dog (during some periods it is allowed to bring the dog if it is on a leash).
fly in valleys or lower than 300 m (980 ft) above the ground.
However, gathering dead branches to make a fire or arrange protection is permitted. One may also pick berries and fungi.
Stora Sjöfallet National Park