A flat-topped mountain plateau 60 kilometres north-west of Sälen, protected as a national park since 2002. The headline sight is Njupeskär, Sweden's highest waterfall, dropping 93 metres in a single plunge — reachable along a well-marked three-kilometre forest path from the park entrance.
The plateau on top of Fulufjället is an arctic-feeling stone desert with marked hiking routes between wind-shelter cabins. Day visits work; overnight hikers can sleep in the open cabins for free.