Understand
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[edit]Storulvån is easily accessible through Duved or Åre.
Walk
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Storulvån – Sylarna (16 km)
[edit]The trail starts at 1 Storulvån 
, a large mountain station. The route leads westward through gentle mountain birch forest, gradually ascending above the treeline into wide open landscapes with views of the Sylarna massif. Along the way, hikers may spot reindeer and enjoy the expansive tundra scenery. The first leg ends at the Sylarna mountain station.
- 2 Spåjme Raststuga. Emergency cabin
- 3 Gamla Sylen. Emergency cabin
- 4 Sylarna mountain station. Comfortable accommodation with meals and sauna
Sylarna – Blåhammaren (19 km)
[edit]Leaving Sylarna, the trail heads northwest across exposed highlands with panoramic views of the Scandinavian mountain range. This section is more remote and winds through alpine terrain, with snowfields lingering well into summer. Weather can change rapidly, so hikers should be prepared for wind and rain. The route descends gradually toward the welcoming sight of Blåhammaren mountain station, the highest STF station in Sweden.
- 5 Enkälen raststuga. Emergency cabin
- 6 Blåhammaren mountain station. Mountain hut with restaurant, dorms, and Sweden’s highest located sauna
Blåhammaren – Storulvån (12 km)
[edit]The last stretch of the triangle descends gradually from Blåhammaren back to Storulvån. The trail traverses rolling moorland and passes small streams and patches of birch forest. On clear days, the views stretch far across the Jämtland mountains. This segment is shorter and easier, making for a relaxing end to the hike.
- 7 Storulvån mountain station. Full-service station with restaurant, shop, and rooms
