In August 2020 I explored Sweden with backpack and tent. After a ferry ride from Swinemünde to Ystad, I traveled north by bus and train. Accompanied by lucky coincidences, I walked through the colorful alleys of Ystad, went hiking on the Kullen Peninsula, climbed through the funny wooden sculpture “Nimis” and partied and slept under the open sky at a lake in beautiful Gothenburg. In the following posts I report about my experiences on the hikes along Höga Kusten and through Swedish Lapland.
I am sitting in the bus from Stockholm to Hornöberget full of excitement for my first long distance hiking trail in Sweden, the Höga Kusten-leden. On my journey north, it's practically on the way...
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The Swedish Höga Kusten – Heading north on the High Coast Trail
During my trip through Sweden, the Kungsleden - the King's Path - was not to be missed. The northern Kungsleden is 425 km long and leads from Hemavan in the south to Abisko in the north...
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The northern part of the northern Kungsleden or also the Dag Hammarskjöldsleden