Storuman is a meeting point in Lapland. The municipality covers approx  7,500 square kilometres and extends all the way to the Norwegian  border. To the west there are the mountain villages of Tärnaby and Hemavan, home of our alpine skiing stars. Storuman has a good range  of shops and other services. Adventures in the mountains, forest and on the water are easily accessible from here and there are many fine hiking  trails and fishing waters nearby. We look forward to welcoming you.
Experience Lapland
Take a short walk
or a long hike  along one of our superb trails. Stop for  a while to enjoy the silence of the  forest and the views of lakes and  mountains. Appreciate the scents and light. Take the time you need to savour the experience. There are numerous places to go fishing, some of which are very local. The tourist information offices will be happy to advise you about hiking trails and fishing.

Water is life
The Luspholmarna islands
are a group of islands delightfully situated in lake  Storuman with a local museum, bathing beaches and rambling trails. The view of  the islands set in the lake with the mountains in the background is best viewed  from “Utsikten”, a few kilometres from the railway station. There is child-friendly swimming in the centre of Storuman and a 4-star campsite. Play boules by the lake or go bowling in the leisure centre Aktivitetshuset near the square.

In and by the railway station
During the summer
months, local artists and craft artisans display and  sell their work in the station at Storuman. The building is also home to a small motor museum and a café with original railway fittings. The old railway hotel – now the library – is on the way to the square and has beautiful wall and ceiling paintings that are definitely worth seeing. 

 

 Not to be missed! The wild man – a seven metre tall statue in the square in Storuman. Things to do in Storuman include bowling, billiards and café. Tranorona, a sculpture by Erik Norberg is in the square in Storuman. Swamp soccer in Storuman. Storuman Motor Museum and café will open this summer. The nature centre at Hemavan. There is a daily bus service to the Tärnafjällen mountains.