STF Lunndörren Mountain cabin

There are two guest cabins with a total of 26 beds, a toilet building, a woodshed and a wood-fired sauna by Lunndörrstjärnen. The larger cabin has 20 beds in five four-bed rooms and a kitchen with a fine wood-fired stove and oven, which is excellent for cooking and baking. There is also a shop with a smaller range of goods (Small selection). The smaller cabin has six guest beds and also serves as an emergency shelter and a room for dog owners. Half of the cabin is the host’s living quarters.

There is good mobile coverage here, especially for operators that use the Telia network. There are fine camping spots nearby, by the Lunndörrstjärnarna tarns.

Lunndörrspasset is a bridle path more than a thousand years old and was once an important link between Jämtland and Härjedalen. King Charles XI’s postal riding route between the fortifications at Duved and Långå ran through here. On the trail in the northern part of the pass, a few kilometres from the cabin, there is a grave from the Viking Age. From the cabin, a popular outing is to Issjödalen to see the natural pyramids, which are remnants of the Ice Age.

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