Norway Øvre Pasvik National Park
The southern tip of the Pasvik valley is protected as Øvre Pasvik National Park. The virgin forest here, consisting of coniferous woods, birch, heather, lakes and swamps, is the northwestern corner of the Siberian taiga. The three neighbouring countries Norway, Finland and Russia have established here a transboundary reserve. This area is very secluded and there is a strong brown bear population as well as wolverines and wolves.
Travel Information
A gravel/dirt road turns off the paved road 885 and leads to a parking lot in the total wilderness near a large lake.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Summer
Sunrise & Sunset
09:11 - 12:27
| current local time: 12:46
Photo Themes
National Park
Taiga
Locations
Kirkenes
Hestefossdammen
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