STOCKHOLM NATURE HIKES

Discover the beauty of Stockholm’s wilderness on a guided nature hike

Place

Forests surrounding Stockholm

Duration

Start: 09:00 Finish: 14:00

Price

Adult: 1400 sek/pers.

Children 6-12 years old: 1000 sek/pers.

Backpack Rental (optional): 100 sek/pers


Activities

  • Hiking

  • Lunch cooked over the fire

  • Wildlife and flora


Included

  • Lunch

  • Coffee, tea and cookies

  • Your guide

 Not Included

  • Your travel insurance

  • Personal clothing like hiking shoes/boots

MEETING POINT

True Nature Sweden Office

Ystadsvägen 18, 121 49 Johanneshov

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

This experience requires a minimum of 2 people. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.

WHAT TO BRING LIST

For Winter

  • Day backpack (You can rent out backpacks for 100 SEK per person; please bring cash to the meeting point or you can pay with Swish if you wish to rent out)

  • Water

  • Adapted winter clothing

  • Waterproof hiking shoes

  • Warm hiking socks

  • A warm sweater

  • Rain clothes

  • Your camera 

For Summer

  • Water

  • Day backpack (You can rent out backpacks for 100 SEK per person; please bring cash to the meeting point or you can pay with Swish if you wish to rent out)

  • Hiking shoes

  • Hiking socks

  • Rain clothes

  • Sun cream

  • Hat

  • Your camera 

  • Mosquito repellent

Escape the City, Seize the Wild – Hike Stockholm

Are you enjoying Stockholm, but you’re getting tired of walking in the dirty muddy snow of the city center? You heard of Scandinavia’s typical landscapes and you know you can’t find them in the city. But did you know that they’re actually not far at all? Why not make the most out of your trip by adding a true nature experience to it? Already from our office, you can find these stunning landscapes.

Embrace Stockholm’s Wonders: One Day, Endless Adventures

We start walking from the office at 9 AM, and after a 5 minutes walk, we are already in the forest. This area is simply huge and includes Nacka nature reserve, having a good stretch of it.

At the start, we’ll wear our wool hats and begin to flatten the snow under our steps. On the hike, we will have the chance to talk about plants, Scandinavian animals, and nature itself. We like to avoid paths as much as possible, as we want to show you the immensity of the forest and take you to our little secret spots.

We have a break around noon and take the chance to make a fire to warm up, to cook lunch, and to enjoy a nice hot cup of coffee or tea afterward.

The afternoon is usually the best time to spot animals, it happens from time to time that they show their winter coats for you to take a picture. If the temperature allows us, we will walk on one of the frozen lakes on our way out of the nature reserve before returning to the city, full of memories.