Head into Tyresta National Park on a guided two-day backpacking trip from Stockholm—35 km of ancient pine forest, rocky outcrops, and a wild campsite under the stars. Expect simple wilderness skills, modest elevation, and close-up encounters with Sweden’s northern forests.
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A low trail opens into old-growth pines that have been standing since the ice retreated; the forest breathes close and cool, and each step drops onto lichen-soft humus or ancient bedrock. On this two-day route through Tyresta National Park, hikers leave Stockholm behind and move into a landscape that pushes back gently—peat bogs dare you to skirt them, granite slabs slope like slow riverbeds, and wind-scoured ridges reveal wide northern sky.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for hikers with moderate endurance who can carry a daypack and hike 15–20 km per day over uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
The area contains traces of human use dating back to the Viking Age, with old charcoal pits and hunting grounds that reflect a long relationship between people and forest.
Conservation
Tyresta is managed to protect its primeval forest character; visitors are urged to stick to trails, minimize campfire impacts, and pack out all waste to preserve sensitive bogs and lichen communities.
Reserve your spot on the 2 Day Hiking Adventure from Stockholm today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Pack layered clothing
Temperatures can swing between wind-exposed ridges and sheltered forest; pack a warm midlayer and a waterproof shell.
Wear grippy boots
Trails include wet boardwalks and smooth granite—sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good tread reduce slips.
Treat water in the field
Streams and lakes are generally clean but treat or filter water before drinking to avoid giardia and bacterial contamination.
Protect campsite from wildlife
Store food in provided bear-safe containers or hung cache and follow guide instructions—keep a tidy camp to avoid attracting animals.
Sturdy waterproof hiking boots
Provide traction on rock and protect feet in wet, rooty terrain.
Three-layer clothing system
Allows quick adaptation to changing temperatures and precipitation.
Headlamp with extra batteries
Useful for evening camp tasks and for early starts in low light.
Water filter or purification tablets
Enables safe refilling from streams and lakes along the route.