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Why do many people interested in outdoor activities prefer to visit Sweden?
Sweden is Europe’s fifth-largest country, with an area
about the size of California. Roughly 1,600 km lie
between its southernmost and northernmost points.
About 15% of its area lies north of the Arctic Circle,
where, for a few days each summer, the sun never sets,
and never rises for a similar period in winter. The
Swedish climate is not severe, thanks to the warming
influence of the Gulf Stream. Only 7% of Sweden’s area
is cultivated farmland; more than half of the country is
covered by timberlands, consisting mostly of coniferous
forests. Mountains, fells, and wetlands occupy nearly a
quarter of the country. Sweden has about 100,000
lakes, which include Vanern, the third-largest body of
fresh water in Europe. The Swedes are proud of the
natural beauty of their country and this large variety in
landscape makes Sweden a prime travel destination for
outdoor enthusiasts. Norrland, the northern three-fifths
of the country, is rich in natural resources, including
timber, ore deposits, and rivers, whose waterfalls
contribute to the national energy supply. It is here that
the local indigenous people earn their traditional
livelihood herding reindeer