Particularities

This tour takes you to a light 3,300 ft summit with fantastic views. In the summer, herds of reindeer can be seen from the top.

Tour description

Ascending Gajsatje: Panoramic Vistas and Sacred Landscapes

Gajsatje stands as the first prominent mountain you encounter when approaching the breathtaking Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve from the south, leaving Ammarnäs behind. Its easily accessible nature makes it a cherished destination for a rewarding, yet manageable, climb.

Our adventure begins with a scenic drive west from Ammarnäs to the Tjulträsket parking lot. From there, we set off northwest, gradually ascending through the subalpine birch forest. In about an hour, we'll break through the treeline, stepping out into the vast, open highlands. We follow clear markers guiding us towards a nameless hill, from which the path then steepens, leading directly to the summit. A proud stone pyramid signals our arrival at the highest point, standing at 3,281 feet (1,000 meters) above sea level.

From this elevated vantage point, prepare to be captivated by a truly magnificent panorama across the southern expanse of the Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve. Your gaze will sweep over the majestic peaks of Suvlåjävvie (4,400 ft / 1,341 m) and Stuvbiebaktie (4,100 ft / 1,250 m). Across the shimmering waters of Lake Tjulträsket, you'll see the striking profile of Mount Stor Aigert (3,612 ft / 1,101 m) with its dramatic North Face – a mountain deeply revered in the Sami religion, known as "Äijvisåive" and considered a holy site. Our descent simply retraces the same path we ascended.

Requirements

Something condition is advantageous.

Prices

900 SEK/pers. (from 2 participants)