Värmland offers a diverse landscape with large forests, archipelago environments along Lake Vänern, and several mountain areas in the north. Along the hiking trails, you will find not only beautiful and rare nature but also several historical sites and attractions that create a peaceful experience and a blissful journey of discovery through the forests of Värmland.
Discover the Värmland natural and cultural landscape on foot
Hiking is an unbeatable way to explore the natural and cultural landscape of Värmland. Thanks to 21 quality-marked hiking trails, it’s easy and safe to experience the great variety of the landscape.
Quality-marked hiking trails for a sustainable adventure
Hiking on quality-assured trails is a sustainable choice for those who want to hike because the trails are maintained a little extra to always maintain a good level. The main features of the trails are that they are well-signed, well-maintained, and there is always readily available information. A good choice for both experienced hikers and beginners. The quality-assured trails are available in several of Värmland’s municipalities and are perfect for those who want to make a day trip of varying lengths equipped with fireplaces, rest areas, and campsites. Aside from the quality-assured trails, there is also a lot of other good hiking, such as Glaskogen Nature Reserve in Western Värmland.
Various difficulty levels
Easy hiking trails – The hiking trail is at least one meter wide, flat or has only a slight incline and a smooth surface.
Moderate hiking trails – Here the accessibility is good without too large level differences, often on natural paths. It’s no problem to move forward for those with a bit of fitness.
Difficult hiking trails
– Here you might need a bit more fitness and physical strength as there can be steep passages and level differences.
Advanced hiking trails – Steep passages and significant level differences for those who like challenges and are accustomed to
outdoor life. Here you need to be an experienced hiker with the right equipment as the trail often goes through uninhabited areas.