During Fjällräven Classic you sleep in your own tent that you carry along the trail. Note that after Checkpoint Kieron you enter Abisko National Park. In the National park it is prohibited to camp, you are only allowed to camp at Nissunjåkk , 5 km before finish. You are also allowed to make camp at Abiskojaure cabins.
Please be aware of these rules/recommendations when camping out:
Always camp on durable surface, this includes, gravel, rock, dry grass and established campsites.
Make sure you have water access at your campsite but avoid pitching your tent on the riverbed.
Show respect to other campers.
When leaving the campsite make sure you leave it in the same way you found it – all litter you of course bring back with you to the finish line.
Please use the toilet tents at your service by the checkpoints. We are many people along the trail and by the STF cabins.
During Fjällräven Classic you are not allowed to utilize the STF cabins for sleeping.
If you bring your dog, it shall be on leash all the time.
You’re not allowed to sleep in or seek shelter in the Swedish Tourist Association’s cabins, unless it’s an emergency. You’re also not permitted to cook or borrow equipment from the cabins. However, you can decide to pitch your tent at the sites of the cabins but preferably you pitch the tent somewhere else along the trail.
The saunas at Sälka, Alesjaure and Abiskojaure are open and free for Fjällräven Classic participants to use, we ask you to help out with filling up with water and fire wood and keep the saunas tidy so that we can keep them open for further use.
At Sälka, Alesjaure and Abiskojaure you can buy provisions at the cabins’ shops. You can also visit the restaurant in Kebnekaise and the café in Alesjaure if open. If you don’t follow the rules regarding camping and the utilisation of the Swedish Tourist Association’s cabins you will not receive the Fjällräven Classic medal at finish.