Mountain hut Såmmarlappa

STF Såmmarlappa Fjällstuga is a mountain lodge operated by the Swedish Tourist Association (Svenska Turistföreningen, STF), located along the Padjelanta Trail (Padjelantaleden) in Swedish Lapland. The hut sits just a few metres from the bank of the Tarraälven river, in the Tarradalen valley, an area known for its rich wildlife, particularly predators such as lynx and wolverine. The lodge is a classic STF fjällstuga: simple, self-catering accommodation in multi-bed rooms with bunk beds and wood-burning stoves, staffed by a hut warden during the season. It has a total of 18 beds, comprising a guest cabin with 16 guest beds and two storage buildings, the larger of which contains a safety room with two beds, a stove, an emergency telephone, a small shop and a wood shed. There is no mobile phone coverage at the hut. The surrounding area offers hiking, wildlife watching and, in winter, ski touring, with a notable excursion to the rapids of the Tarraälven about a kilometre away and a challenging route up to the summit of Måskásgájsse at 1,724 metres above sea level. The hut is part of STF's network of mountain lodges across Sweden and is bookable through STF's website. It holds a guest rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 31 reviews.

STF Såmmarlappa Fjällstuga is one of the mountain lodges in the network of the Swedish Tourist Association (Svenska Turistföreningen, STF), a non-profit organisation founded in 1885 that operates hostels, mountain huts and trails across Sweden. The hut is situated along the Padjelanta Trail (Padjelantaleden), a long-distance hiking route in the Padjelanta/Badjelánnda National Park area of Swedish Lapland. The exact founding year of the Såmmarlappa hut is not specified in the available sources, but it forms part of STF's historic system of mountain lodges that provide shelter and basic services for hikers in remote areas. The lodge is located just a few metres from the bank of the Tarraälven river in the Tarradalen valley, an area noted for its rich wildlife, especially predators such as lynx and wolverine. The hut has a total of 18 beds, with a guest cabin containing 16 guest beds and two storage buildings; the larger storage building includes a safety room with two beds, a stove, an emergency telephone, a small shop and a wood shed. There is no mobile phone coverage at the hut. The accommodation is simple and self-catering, with multi-bed rooms, bunk beds and wood-burning stoves, and a hut warden is present to welcome and assist guests. The hut is bookable through STF's website and holds a guest rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 31 reviews. Nearby attractions include the rapids of the Tarraälven about a kilometre away and the summit of Måskásgájsse at 1,724 metres above sea level, which offers views over the Tarradalen valley and the Sarek mountains to the north.

Simple, self-catering mountain lodge in a remote wilderness setting, part of STF's national network of mountain huts.

• STF Såmmarlappa Fjällstuga

  Mountain lodge with 18 beds, self-catering, located on the Padjelanta Trail.

1. 1STF Såmmarlappa Fjällstuga - Svenska Turistföreningensvenskaturistforeningen.se
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