Total length: 7
kmBrattåsleden is a challenging trail that lacks a clear path in some sections but is well-marked. The steep terrain and partly untracked route make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a more technically demanding trek. The trail starts at the information board opposite the Tempo Nordvärmland store in Ambjörby.
Along the trail, there is a viewpoint where you can enjoy sweeping views of the mountains and forest landscape. Up here, you truly get the feeling of untouched wilderness.
Historic ski race
Between 1939 and 1961, Brattåsleden was part of the famous ski race Brattåsrännet. The race was known as one of the most demanding of its time, attracting both Sweden’s top skiers and international participants. The final competition was won by Alfredo Dibona from Italy.
Trail status
Current trail status: Open year-round, but can be difficult to traverse in wet conditions. No winter maintenance.
Route and entrances: Circular route starting and ending at Tempo Nordvärmland in Ambjörby.
Trail markings: Clearly marked, but some parts of the trail lack a visible path.
Special rules: Respect nature and follow the trail markings carefully. Read more about the Right of Public Access at Naturvårdsverket.
Services
Drinking water and groceries: The nearest grocery store is Tempo Nordvärmland in Ambjörby.
Toilets: No toilets along the trail.
Parking: Available at the starting point in Ambjörby.
Public transport: The nearest bus stop is in Ambjörby. See the current timetable via Värmlandstrafik.
Guided tours: Not available.
Waste management: No waste bins along the trail, please take your trash with you.
