Låktatjåkko Mountain Station

Lodge | Stay at Sweden's highest mountain station, 1228 meters above sea level in the mountains at Björkliden. Låktatjåkko combines simple, rustic accommodation with spectacular mountain scenery, hot meals and a quiet atmosphere far from roads and everyday digital distractions.

Låktatjåkko Mountain Station is located 1228 meters above sea level, nine kilometers from Björkliden and without a road to the door. The mountain station is Sweden's highest and is located as a small outpost in the open high mountains. The rooms are simple and rustic, and limited mobile coverage and internet connection contribute to a stay where books, games, conversations and nature are given more space.

The accommodation includes a two-course dinner, where the staff also share anecdotes and stories from times gone by. The next morning, a real mountain breakfast is served. During the day, lunch and fika are served, and the iconic Låktatjåkko waffle is a sought-after part of the food offer at the mountain station. The resort also has a restaurant, sauna and shower.

The way up is an essential part of the experience. From Björkliden, the route goes from the mountain birch forest and further out into open mountain terrain, through Rakkaslahku and towards a final, steeper and rockier climb before the mountain station comes into view. In summer and autumn, guests have to get up on their own via the nine-kilometre route and about 740 metres of elevation. In winter, guests can be driven up by snowcat or go skiing to the mountain station.