The Funäsfjällen area in west Härjedalen is mountain country — high fells, snowmelt streams, and a scatter of lakes and rivers that hold brown trout, Arctic char, and grayling at altitude. The char live in the coldest water; the trout fish better lower down where the rivers slow enough for insects to hatch properly in July and August. It's the kind of terrain that rewards walking rather than driving, because the best water is usually away from the obvious access points. Long summer evenings, fell landscape, fish that aren't spoiled by pressure.
- Granite