Hiking in Ronjaland
Our hiking trails run in an area where several scenes in the movie Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter were filmed. The area is very hilly and offers nice views of the surroundings. The hiking trails are largely on gravel roads and easily accessible paths. In the few steep passages that exist, stairs and handrails have been installed. Parking spaces are available in several different places, which makes it possible to walk entire trails or take short walks.
Quick Tips!
Safety First. If you’re walking alone or in a group let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to be back.
Boots or strong sole shoes are recommended. The trails can be wet and slippery. Consider using boot spikes during the winter months.
Walking sticks can be useful at points where terrain is rough or when weather conditions are poor.
Take water, food and something to sit on. There are many beautiful spots along the trails to rest and have Swedish fika!
All hiking is at your own risk. Please be safe and conscious of the weather and environment.
Enjoy hiking among nature in Ronjaland!
Enjoy nature and take good care of it
Hiking in Ronjaland’s trails is mostly over private land and
roads that the landowners have voluntarily leased.
The right of public access applies to:
- You are free to pick mushrooms, berries and plants that
are not protected. It is not allowed to break twigs from
living trees and shrubs. - Feel free to bring the dog but keep it on a leash.
- You are allowed to move freely in nature, but not on plots,
gardens or cultivated land. - In general, we advise against fires, there are no prepared
fireplaces along the trails. Information about fire risk or fire ban can be obtained from the Rescue Service’s answering machine +46-532-17400.
- Hunting may occur, pay attention to temporary signage.
- Fishing licenses are required in all waters of the area.
- Take your rubbish home.
- SOS Alarm: Call 112 in the event of serious personal injury or forest fire.
- Thank you for showing consideration.
