Kebnekaisemrådet
Kebnekaisemrådet is a mountainous region in the north of Sweden, encompassing the area surrounding the Kebnekaise massif, the highest peak in the Scandinavian Peninsula. Located within Jämtland County, the region lies within the Scandinavian mountain range and extends into parts of Härjedalen and Härnösand municipalities. The terrain is primarily composed of granite and gneiss bedrock, with extensive alpine meadows, glaciers, and numerous lakes and streams fed by snowmelt.
The area is known for its diverse wildlife and flora. It hosts large herds of reindeer, brown
Human activity in Kebnekaisemrådet is largely oriented around tourism and conservation. The region attracts hikers, climbers,