
Welcome to an enchanting journey in the serene wilderness of Tännäs. Our guided tour begins with a short walk to our lookout tower where the vast wilderness unfolds. En route to our enclosure, our knowledgeable guide will tell you the rich history of the muskox.
As you step into the enclosure, a magical encounter awaits where you will meet a prehistoric animal! Round off your experience in our exhibition and satisfy your curiosity.
Our adventure will commence at Härjebrygg in Tännäs, from where we will drive 7 kilometers; you can either follow in your own car or, if space permits, join us in our guide bus.

Hakuna matata // Gunnar ...
Brunsten kommer allt närmare och vi börjar märka hormonerna här i hägnet. Än så länge är det bara Henke som är redo, korna är inte ett dugg intresserade än. Men Henke ger inte upp! Snart så ska han nog få gensvar. Vid ca 40 sekunder i filmer hörn ni ett typiskt brunst-morrande från Henke.
Myskoxars brunst brukar infalla i aug-okt och eventuella kalvar föds i regel i maj.
The rut is fast approaching, and we’re starting to notice the hormones here in the enclosure. So far, only Henke is ready; the females aren`t interested in the slightest yet. But Henke isn`t giving up! He’s bound to get a response soon. At around the 40-second mark in the video, you can hear a typical rutting growl from Henke.
The muskox rut typically occurs between August and October, and any calves are generally born in May.
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Ronja Rövardotter hälsar! ...
Gunnar lever livet! God mat i kära vänners sällskap. Vad mer kan man önska sig?
Gunnar is living life! Nice food in good company! What more could you wish for?
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Muskox 2030 is a conservation network established in 2020 with the goal of investigating the future of the Swedish muskox population and its impact on biodiversity in the mountain ecosystems. This is being done through surveys and research projects. We at the Muskox Center are proud to be part of the project, which is run in collaboration with Vildriket, Lycksele Zoo, and Skåne Zoo. The project collaborates with CNRS/University of Toulouse and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, with support from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation in Western Härjedalen and the Swedish Association of Zoos and Aquaria.
