Walking Festivals in Sweden

Choose from over 16 magical walks in different environments, with different themes, different levels of difficulty and length. Puzzle up your own absolutely perfect weekend and why not combine with an overnight stay at Hotel Riviera Strand.

Every year, at the end of April, when the Swedish countryside is at its very finest, the associations Hestra IF och IK Ymer invite the world´s walkers to follow in the footsteps of the great Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus. Linnémarschen is a two-day walk passing through the Rya Åsar Nature Reserve visited by Linnaeus in the year 1746. The varied natural features of the landscape with its many fine, heritage sites along the routes characterise this walking event. The route through Borås Zoo, the city centre and a visit to one of the highest points of Borås are just some of the unique experiences to be enjoyed on this walk. With routes starting from the 3 km accessibility route, 7 km Adventure Walk, all the way up to the 42 km Marathon Walk and 57 km two-days walk, this event has somethin...

May 6-8 is the premiere of Varberg Walkabout - a new walking festival for the joy of movement, presence of nature and community, which premieres in Åkulla outside Varberg this spring. We invite you to a weekend of hiking, music, campfire, yoga, BBQ and nature experiences in the forest and by the sea.

Höga Kusten Hike is an adventure through Höga Kusten's Highlights and incomparable nature where you hike alone or in the company of others. You walk at your own pace, carry your own equipment and in the evenings we meet at common night camps. During the days, everything from outdoor courses to after-hikes are arranged.

If you are curious, like nature and would like to trek in Scandinavia, Fjällräven Classic might be something for you. 110km trail, wild landscapes, free camping and you. This is Classic Sweden. It’s an epic journey in a vast, rugged wilderness way above the Arctic Circle. With everything you need packed into your backpack, this is the landscape you’ll call home while you trek from Nikkaluokta to Abisko, partly following Kungsleden (The King’s Trail).