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Bathing area Siktjärn

A beautiful bathing area in Lönnskog.

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Beautiful tarn nestled in the woods. A long jetty, sand beach, shallow water with sandy bottom, perfect for small children. WC s.c. outdoor toilet.

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Nice shallow swimming area with sandy beach. Dock with bathing ladder.

Siketjärn

Siketjärn, Lönnskog, 66196 Långserud

Exit from E18 in Ed, Långserud. Follow the signs towards Lönnskog. You pass Elofsbyn's hostel and camp school, Lönnskog Folkets Hus. Signage to the swimming area in Siketjärnet.

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Lönnskog Byalag
66196 Långserud
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