Jämtlandstriangeln is a three-day ski tour that takes you into the heart of Sweden's wilderness during the crisp embrace of winter. This adventure not only showcases the stunning natural beauty of the Jämtland region but also offers an opportunity to reflect on the rights of the Sami people who have inhabited these lands for centuries.

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the rights of the Sami people, who have faced numerous challenges related to land ownership, cultural preservation, and self-determination. It is crucial to reflect on these issues and the importance of respecting and supporting the rights of indigenous communities, not just in Sweden but worldwide.

An important aspect of this discussion relates to the potential closure of the huts within the triangle to protect reindeer breeding, a topic that deserves thoughtful consideration. While it aims to preserve a crucial aspect of the Sami way of life and their traditional practices, it also presents a challenge to outdoor enthusiasts who have long enjoyed the use of these huts.

By capturing the beauty and serenity of these lands through photography, I aim to convey the importance of preserving them.