moderate
2 days
Participants should be in good physical shape to handle hiking with a pack and camping overnight in changing weather conditions.
Discover a 2-day hiking escape in Tyresta National Park just outside Stockholm, featuring ancient forests, wild camping, and rich wildlife encounters. Perfect for nature lovers craving a close wilderness experience near the city.
From SEK 3500 - Ages 16+
Embark on a two-day hiking adventure just outside Stockholm, exploring the stunning Tyresta National Park. Experience the thrill of cooking in the wild, camping under the stars, and encountering diverse wildlife. This immersive journey combines nature and history, making it a memorable escape into Sweden's ancient landscapes.
Adult - SEK3300 Private Tour (up to 4 persons) - SEK13200
2 days, 1 night (9h30 - 14h00)
The High Coast in northeastern Sweden is since 2000 a UNESCO World Heritage site and is famous for its unique and highly scenic landscapes, seascapes, and steep granite cliffs.
Join us for an overnight hiking adventure just outside of Stockholm. From start to finish, you’ll feel worlds away from Scandinavia’s largest city. Experience the true essence of hiking as you cook in the wild and sleep under the stars. Tyresta National Park, the largest ancient forest in southern Sweden, boasts ancient trees and abundant wildlife, including deer, boars, moose, and the elusive lynx. While the dense forest makes spotting these animals challenging, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to see birds, especially owls and woodpeckers.
This area has been inhabited since ancient times, with Vikings once calling it home, drawn by the stunning landscapes shaped by ice ages. It’s a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and delve into history.
We’ll guide you through the dense, ancient forest and provide all the necessary hiking equipment. Please note that you’ll need to carry your own gear (all provided by us).
The tour is suitable for anyone with a normal fitness level (approximately 35 km distance) – no need to be an athlete.
Stockholm Nature AB Vikstensvägen 71 12 156 Stockholm
Take the Green Line 17 from 'T-Central Station' to 'Kärrtorp Station.' The journey takes about 14 minutes. From 'Kärrtorp Station,' it’s a short walk to our office, approximately 650 meters.
Our adventure begins with gearing up and attending a detailed briefing about the tour. Committed to sustainability, we'll take a short ride on public transportation to the starting point of our trail. Today’s hike covers 21 km, leading us through the rural outskirts of Stockholm, picturesque farmlands, and ancient forests along the eastern coastline. By afternoon, we’ll transition from the nature reserve to the southern part of Tyresta National Park, where we’ll set up camp. Here, we’ll cook, share stories, and unwind, letting the day’s exertions draw you to sleep.
Rise early to the quiet beauty of waking up in the National Park before other visitors arrive. After a freshly prepared breakfast, we begin our 13 km trek through the dense forests of the north. Our route will take us past several of the park's tranquil lakes, providing perfect opportunities to fully enjoy the natural surroundings and perhaps capture some memories with your camera. We plan to conclude our hike around lunchtime, allowing you to check into your accommodation and enjoy lunch back in the city.
Spring in Tyresta can be wet and chilly; bring waterproof layers and sturdy boots.
Use only designated fire pits for cooking and extinguish fires completely to protect the fragile forest.
Mosquitoes and gnats increase in summer, so bring effective repellents for comfort.
Temperatures drop quickly in autumn—layer clothing to stay warm and dry.
Tyresta National Park was established in 1993 to preserve one of the last intact old-growth forests near Stockholm, preserving vital Nordic ecosystems.
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize impact, as the park protects sensitive habitats and rare species.
Protect your feet and provide traction on uneven, possibly wet trails.
Ensure warmth during potentially cold nights under the stars.
spring;fall specific
Useful for cooking meals and boiling water safely in the wild.
Helps keep mosquitoes and other biting insects at bay during warmer months.
summer specific