Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Hiking
Sweden is an awesome place to hike, with its springy, well-kept trails and excellent network
of huts and campgrounds.
Kungsleden
The 'King's Trail', a popular, accessible northern route.
Höga Kusten Leden
Awesome views from high coastal cliffs.
Sarek National Park
(
0920-962 00; N of Kvikkjokk village;
)
Challenging terrain for ex-
pert hikers.
Skåneleden
Lush path along Sweden's southern coast.
Arctic Trail
An 800km joint development of Sweden, Norway and Finland, entirely above
the Arctic Circle.
Kebnekaise
Sweden's tallest peak is a highlight of hiking in Norrland.
European long-distance paths
E1 and E6 run from Varberg to Grövelsjön (1200km) and
from Malmö to Norrtälje (1400km).
Finnskogleden
A 240km-long route along the border between Norway and the Värmland
region in Sweden.
Alpine Adventures
Norrland in winter is home to all manner of exciting cold-weather activities.
Åre
A fabulous ski resort in a chic little town.
Riksgränsen
Primarily for expert skiers, this resort nestles right up against the Norwegian
border.
Tärnaby
A fun town at the edge of a gorgeous lake, with a growing ski resort that's more
laid-back than its neighbour at Hemavan.
Båtsuoj Sami Camp
If you've never had a chance to meet a reindeer before…
Jokkmokk Winter Market
Apart from great shopping and street theatre, this huge market
also features reindeer races.
