Tinker's photos with the keyword: Tännforsen

Yes, that's a man on a mountain bike. He would have ridden 10s of km to get here. The tyres would have metal spikes on them.

on the path back from the waterfall

walking with Molly on the path back from the waterfall

Mona brought me to Tännforsen on my last day up north."With a width of 60 meters across and a height of 38 metres Tännforsen is by far, Sweden’s largest waterfall."

The area below the frozen falls. You can see people walking around down there, possibly on part of the frozen river.

Mona brought me to Tännforsen on my last day up north."With a width of 60 meters across and a height of 38 metres Tännforsen is by far, Sweden’s largest waterfall."

Mona brought me to Tännforsen on my last day up north."With a width of 60 meters across and a height of 38 metres Tännforsen is by far, Sweden’s largest waterfall."

This path usually takes you down to the falls I think but it was closed

Mona brought me to Tännforsen on my last day up north."With a width of 60 meters across and a height of 38 metres Tännforsen is by far, Sweden’s largest waterfall."

The Outdoor Access Rights are a wonderful thing but is (of course) abused. Here was a gently warning

Sweden (and some other Scandinavian countries) have the Allemansrätt. In English called the "Outdoor Access Rights" or "Right of Public Access" or "Freedom to Roam". "When you are in Sweden you have the right to walk, cycle, ride, ski and camp on any land with the exception of private gardens, near a dwelling house or land under cultivation."

The cafe and shop was closed, but it also meant we had the place almost to ourselves