Södra Gunnarskogsleden

Södra Gunnarskogsleden is a 23.6 km circular trail starting and ending at Larstomta Hostel. Certified by Hiking Värmland and rated intermediate (blue), it offers good accessibility and varied natural terrain. Along the route you’ll pass scenic and cultural highlights such as Gunnarskog Local Heritage Centre, the Skramlestenen rune stone, Rövarstenen, charcoal burners’ huts at Korstjärnet, lakeside shelters, and the viewpoint tower at Ryggestadberget, with a connection to the Norra Gunnarskog Trail at Mörttjärn.

Tre Öars Led

Tre Öars Trail is a certified 4 km day hike connecting the islands of Vålön, Kalvön, and Sibberön in a scenic nature reserve. The easy trail is ideal for families and those seeking tranquility, offering beautiful views of Lake Vänern, swimming spots, fire pits, and chances to spot wildlife. The islands feature piers, barbecue areas, shelters, and outdoor toilets, with camping on Kalvön and a simple overnight cabin on Sibberön. Pair the hike with comfortable accommodation in Kristinehamn, lakeside cottages, or a cozy hostel for a memorable nature experience.

Halgåleden & Brattfallet

Brattfallet, a 10-meter-high waterfall north of Ekshärad, marks the start of several hiking trails set in scenic nature with rich cultural history. Choose between an easy 1 km riverside loop, a 2 km family-friendly forest walk, or the nearly 7 km Halgå Trail with elevation changes and sweeping views of the Klarälven River. The area features varied landscapes, simple facilities along the trails, and historical traces, making Brattfallet a rewarding destination for both relaxed walks and more challenging hikes.

Borgleden Pilgrim Trail

Borgleden Pilgrim Trail takes you through beautiful landscapes, cultural heritage sites and historical areas in the South-eastern part of Norway, from the Swedish border in Halden, all the way to Oslo. Borgleden is a part of St. Olav Ways, a network of historical trails leading to Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim. To walk through Norway on the same paths pilgrims used a thousand years ago, is an unforgettable experience. 

Finnskogsleden

The Finnskogleden is a 240 km long hiking trail through the peaceful forest landscapes of Finnskogen in Sweden and Norway, stretching from Morokulien at the border to Søre Osen in Trysil. The trail crosses the border several times and offers varied scenery with forests, lakes, and cultural heritage sites along historic paths used by the Forest Finns in the 16th and 17th centuries. Divided into stages, it can be hiked in sections or as a multi-day trek, with waymarking, maps, and accommodation options available along the route.

The Pilgrim’s Route

The Pilgrim Path invites you to follow in the footsteps of travelers who have journeyed north for nearly a thousand years. Beginning at the southern border of Norway, close to the swedish birder, the route winds its way through Østfold, Akershus and Innlandet, before continuing all the way to Trondheim and the Nidaros Cathedral – the spiritual heart of Scandinavia.