There are four sleeping cabins and two simpler tourist huts along the trails. A bird observation tower at Muddusloubbal offers a view over the marshes. Muddus national park is unique through the protection of such a large area of untouched forest and mires. Almost half of the park consists of mires. The terrain is flat with only a few peaks.
Fires devastate the area at regular intervals and leave their mark on the forest.
Many charred stumps bear witness to these events. In spite of the inaccessibility of Muddus, there have in fact been settlers here. The last settlement was abandoned in 1909. It is 50-70 m deep and 2.5 km long. The swamp around the lake Muddusjaure is home to a rich bird life and a bird protection area has been created there.