Miniguides
About Smålandsleden (Småland Trail)
Among moose, lingonberries, and small red cottages The Småland Trail is a nervous system and cluster of several smaller trails.
The Småland Trail is a perfect summary of Småland's nature. It has everything you associate with Småland. Experience deep forests, soothing silence, and glassy lakes. Hidden forest paths, winding gravel roads, or paved bike paths – it doesn't matter, the Småland Trail has something for every type of hiker. You can choose your difficulty level and the type of hike that suits you best.
The Småland Trail is a nervous system and cluster of several smaller trails that together offer 900 km of hiking across 56 stages with varying characteristics. You can start your hike at 60 different locations around Småland. The map shows all trail entrances, some of which are easy to reach by public transportation.
Here, you will also find images showing the character of the sections and information about starting points, rest areas, wind shelters, and accommodation.
The Småland Trail is a combination of several popular hiking trails:
- Västra Vätterleden (Stage 8)
- Södra Vätterleden
- John Bauerleden
- Holavedsleden
- Anebyleden
- Höglandsleden
- Järnbärarleden
- Kävsjölänken
- Kärdaleden
- Värnaroleden
- Lagadalsleden (Stage L1)
- Gislavedsleden
Length: Approx. 900 km (excluding detours)
Starting points: Approx. 60 (train, bus, parking)
