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Mountain hiking

The Swedish mountain range stretches from Treriksröset in the north to Dalarna in the south. Here, you’ll find breathtaking landscapes and hundreds of kilometres of marked hiking trails.

Plan your own route between some of STF’s mountain cabins, join a guided hike with a knowledgeable guide, or set out on day trips with a mountain station as your base. On this page, we’ve gathered everything you need to know about mountain hiking.

All about mountain hiking

Mountain areas

Hiking tours in the mountains

Helags – self guided

The Jämtland mountains
On your own
Multiple days
From 2,410/1,262 SEK

Storulvån – Stay on your own

The Jämtland mountains
On your own
Multiple days
From 2,470 SEK

Abisko – Chairlift ticket (summer)

Abisko-Kebnekaise mountains
On your own
Day activity
From 230 SEK

Abisko – Stay on your own

The King´s Trail
On your own
Multiple days
From 3,170 SEK

Abisko – Snowshoe hike

Abisko-Kebnekaise mountains
On your own
Day activity
From 775 SEK

Abisko – Autumn hike

Abisko-Kebnekaise mountains
With a guide
Day activity
From 845 SEK

Mountain accommodation

STF Skarvruets Mountain station Tänndalen

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.6 out of 5
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STF Sylarna Mountain station

The Jämtland mountains
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Vålådalen Mountain station

The Jämtland mountains
Average guest rating 4.4 out of 5
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STF Södergården Hostel Åre

The Jämtland mountains
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Storulvån Mountain station

The Jämtland mountains
Average guest rating 4.7 out of 5
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STF Tännäskröket

Härjedalen
Average guest rating 4.3 out of 5
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More pages about hiking

Hiking trails in Sweden

On this page we present a selection of popular and high-quality trails across the country.

All about hiking

On this page you will find helpful tips and information for your hike.

Mountain guide

Find important information about mountain safety, waste management, and what it’s like to stay in a mountain cabin.