STF Lunndörren Mountain cabin

STF Lunndörren Mountain cabin (Swedish: STF Lunndörren Fjällstuga) is a mountain lodge in Jämtland, Sweden, operated by the Swedish Tourist Association (Svenska Turistföreningen, STF). It sits just below Lunndörrstjärnen, on the boundary between forest and bare mountain, in an area known for its marshes, fishing tarns, and, in good years, abundant cloudberries and blueberries. The cabin is part of STF's network of mountain lodges and is a popular stop for hikers in the region. The lodge consists of two guest cabins with a total of 26 beds, a toilet building, a wood shed, and a sauna. The main cabin has 20 beds in five four-bed rooms, a kitchen with a wood-fired stove and oven, and a small shop. A smaller cabin has 6 guest beds and also serves as an emergency shelter and dog room; half of it is used by the cabin host. There are fine tent sites nearby at Lunndörrstjärnarna. Mobile coverage is good, especially with Telia. The location is historically significant: Lunndörrspasset is an old riding trail used for over a thousand years and an important link between Jämtland and Härjedalen. King Charles XI's postal riding route passed here between Duveds and Långå Skans, and a Viking-era grave has been found on the trail in the northern part of the pass, a few kilometres from the cabin. From the lodge, it is popular to go to Issjödalen to see the natural pyramids left from the Ice Age. As an STF mountain cabin, it offers simple, cosy accommodation in multi-bed rooms with self-catering. Rooms vary in size and have stoves for heat and bunk beds. A cabin host welcomes guests and helps them settle in. Guests chop their own wood, fetch water from the stream or lake, and clean up after themselves. The cabin has a guest rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 336 reviews.

STF Lunndörren Mountain cabin is part of the Swedish Tourist Association's (STF) network of mountain lodges. The cabin is located at Lunndörrstjärnen, on the border between forest and bare mountain in Jämtland. The area has been a travel route for over a thousand years: Lunndörrspasset is an old riding trail that served as an important connection between Jämtland and Härjedalen, and King Charles XI's postal riding route passed through here between Duveds and Långå Skans. A Viking-era grave has been found on the trail in the northern part of the pass, a few kilometres from the cabin. The cabin itself is a modern facility operated by STF, offering simple self-catering accommodation with a cabin host. It consists of two guest cabins with a total of 26 beds, a toilet building, a wood shed, and a sauna. The main cabin has 20 beds in five four-bed rooms, a kitchen with a wood-fired stove and oven, and a small shop. The smaller cabin has 6 guest beds and also serves as an emergency shelter and dog room. The cabin has a guest rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 336 reviews. It is a popular base for excursions to Issjödalen to see the natural pyramids left from the Ice Age.

Simple, self-catering mountain lodge in the STF network, aimed at hikers and outdoor enthusiasts in Jämtland.

• STF Lunndörren Fjällstuga

  Mountain lodge with 26 beds in two guest cabins, toilet building, wood shed, and sauna.

1. 1STF Lunndörren Fjällstuga - Svenska Turistföreningensvenskaturistforeningen.se
2. 2STF Lunndörren Mountain cabin - Wikidatawikidata.org