Särnaån

Särnaån is a river in the province of Dalarna, Sweden. It originates in the northernmost part of Idre and flows through the Särna area before emptying into Lake Siljan. The river is part of the larger Dalälven river system. Its length is approximately 60 kilometers. The river's landscape is characterized by forests and wetlands, typical of the Swedish inland.

The area surrounding Särnaån has a history of human settlement, with agriculture and forestry being traditional livelihoods. The river has historically been used for timber floating and transportation. Today, it is a popular destination for fishing, particularly for species like trout and grayling. The natural beauty of Särnaån and its surroundings also attracts tourists and outdoor enthusiasts for activities such as hiking and canoeing.

The water quality of Särnaån is generally considered good, reflecting the relatively unspoiled nature of its drainage basin. The river's flow is influenced by snowmelt in the spring, leading to higher water levels. During drier periods, the flow can be more moderate. Särnaån is an integral part of the local ecosystem, supporting a variety of flora and fauna.