This viewpoint with a barbecue hut offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the forests and lakes below. The Sami people once used it to track the migration routes of their reindeer herds. Today, they use more modern methods to locate and manage their herds, such as GPS collars, helicopter flights, and snowmobiles.
The trail leads through a bog and then uphill for 120 meters through the forest. The bog is crossed by a wooden boardwalk, but it can be wet in places depending on the season and weather conditions. The stones can also be slippery. Please note that while the viewpoint is fenced, it does not offer complete fall protection. Firewood must be brought along.