Hiking in Sweden: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Explore the pristine wild nature and diverse landscapes of this trekking paradise
Few corners of Europe offer the sense of space and solitude combined with wild natural beauty you can find in Sweden. Discover a great hiking destination, with well-kept trails and an excellent network of huts. Revel in the stunning scenery of the Sarek National Park, follow the popular and friendly King’s Trail (Kungsleden) from Abisko or explore the Arctic landscapes in the Lapland region while enjoying an unforgettable hiking experience. Take your pick from our selection of trips below!
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FAQs: Hiking in Sweden
What should I know about Hiking Sweden?
Sweden is a Scandinavian Nordic country, the largest in Northern Europe. It is connected to Denmark in the southwest by a bridge-tunnel and it borders Norway to the west and north and Finland to the east. , It has a low population density. Sweden is a great travel destination not only for nature lovers; it is well known for its unique design, gorgeous furnishing and textiles and amazing food. It is a relaxed and carefree destination, a perfect place to enjoy life and nature!
Why should I choose Sweden for my Hiking adventure?
Superb wild scenery
Sweden’s extensive network of hiking trails crisscross the country, taking you across the unique landscapes of the vast Arctic mountain wilderness, through snow-capped mountains, beautiful thick forests and crystal clear lakes.
Northern lights and midnight sun
From May to July, the sun doesn’s set above the Arctic Circle, a phenomenon known as “midnight sun”. You can watch the magical Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, around the end of March and all over Swedish Lapland in September.
Sami culture
Discover the rich and ancient traditions of the Sami people, one of Europe’s few indigenous groups, in the north of Sweden. You could spend a night in a Sami reindeer camp, or just taste the local flavours at a Sami restaurant.
What can I expect from the weather in Sweden?
Despite its northern location, Sweden has a temperate climate and it is not as cold as other countries at the same altitude. Winters are cold and summers are comfortable. The climate in the north (Lapland) is subarctic, and oceanic and continental in the south and central regions.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Sweden?
Swedish
What currency is accepted in Sweden?
Swedish Krona (SEK)
How can I get to Sweden?
Stockholm is the main airport, offering international flights and easy access to/from most major European cities. Smaller regional airports and country roads will lead you to the north of the country, to wilderness destinations like Lapland and Abisko.
What’s the country code of Sweden?
+46
What’s the high season for Hiking in Sweden?
May to September
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