In Lofsdalen, there is a wide range of hiking trails offering something for all types of hikers. Here are some facts about the hiking trails in Lofsdalen:

1. Various difficulty levels: Lofsdalen has hiking trails suitable for everyone, from beginners and families with children to experienced hikers looking for a challenge.

2. Varying length: The trails vary in length from short walks of a few kilometers to longer day trips over 20 km.

3. Well-marked trails: All hiking trails are well-marked, making them easy to follow and navigate.

4. Digital and paper maps: Both digital maps and paper maps are available to facilitate navigation for hikers.

5. Fantastic views: Many of the hiking trails lead you high up the mountain and offer impressive views of the surrounding landscape.

6. Opportunity to see wildlife: It is not uncommon to see reindeer and other wildlife on the hikes, adding an extra dimension to the experience.

7. Nature experience: Hiking in Lofsdalen is not just exercise, it’s also a chance to experience the tranquility and beauty of nature.

8. Safety and accessibility: Lofsdalen’s hiking trails are not only well-marked but the area also offers Panoramaleden, a specially adapted trail for people with disabilities. This makes it possible for everyone to experience the mountains.

9. Hiking season: The best time for hiking in Lofsdalen is from mid-June to the end of September, when the weather is most favorable and nature is at its most beautiful.

10. Digital trail map: https://guide.lofsdalen.com

Start high up: A good tip for beginners is to park high up on the mountain or to take the chairlift to the starting point of the hike. This reduces the physical effort and allows you to enjoy the magnificent mountain view right away.

Top three hiking routes for families with children and beginners:
1. Panoramaleden (2.1 km one way):
– A wide and accessible hiking trail, which is also the entrance to Lofsdalen’s Fjällpark.
– The trail has a gentle slope, making it accessible for all, regardless of functional level, and is also perfect for strollers.
– The hike leads you to a spectacular shelter in the heart of Lofsdalen Fjällpark MTB, where there are also several bike trails suitable for children with balance bikes.

2. Hiking to Solgropen (1.2 km one way):
– A slightly more challenging trail that leads to Solgropen, with fantastic views of the mountains.
– Solgropen is a large depression in the ground, created during the ice age, an exciting natural attraction that fascinates both adults and children.

3. Hiking along Trollstigen (1 km one way):
– A cozy hike along Lofssjön, perfect for a family outing.
– Along the trail, there are small troll figures set up in the forest, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere.
– There are also nice shelters where the family can relax and enjoy nature. The area is also known for good fishing, offering a fun activity for the whole family.

Hiking in Lofsdalen is an experience filled with nature, adventure, and relaxation. These trails are specially selected to be rewarding and easy for beginners and families with children.

Top three day hikes in Lofsdalen (one way)

1. Glötdalsvallen (8.8 km) – A scenic hike through forests and marshes with beautiful views of the mountains. Perfect for berry picking in August/September.

2. Climbing Hovärken (4.6 km) – A short but intense hike up to the top of Hovärken, 1125 meters above sea level, with outstanding views of Lofssjön and the surrounding mountains.

3. Våffelstugan (7.6 km) – A beautiful hike through ancient forest with fantastic natural beauty to the mountain Mossaruten, with an exceptional view towards the cozy ”waffle house” for a break.

Top three long hikes in Lofsdalen

1. Pilgrimsleden (22 km) – A historic hike following medieval pilgrim routes through high mountain terrain and forest. It’s allowed to pitch tents along the hiking route. Note that the length is one way.

2. Sömlingshågna (21 km) – Hiking around the Sömlingshågna mountain with an ascent through pine forest and magnificent views. Resting place at Stenrutsstugan.

3. Svanhågna (18 km) – A challenging hike through forest and high mountain terrain with views of the mountain world. Rocky terrain and a good resting spot at Stenrutsstugan.