Has anyone here hiked and wild-camped in the Stockholm…
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Has anyone here hiked and wild-camped in the Stockholm Archipelago? Looking for advice for a 3or 5day trip
Hi everyone!
My wife and I are travelling to Sweden in mid September and are planning a 3 or 5 selfsupported hiking and wildcamping trip in the Stockholm Archipelago.
We’ve been looking at sections of the Stockholm Archipelago Trail, particularly Utö and Nåttarö, but we’re also considering islands farther north or east, such as Grinda, Svartsö, Möja, Runmarö and Sandhamn. We haven’t chosen a route yet and would especially like to hear from people who have actually hiked and camped in this area.
Which islands or combination of islands did you choose, and would you recommend your route? Did the different sections feel varied enough, or did some islands become repetitive in terms of scenery and hiking?
We’d also appreciate general advice on planning a self-supported trip: finding suitable wild-camping spots, managing drinking water and food supplies, and using ferries to connect the islands, especially outside the main summer season. Any tips on weather conditions, open shops or services, and combining hiking with kayaking in mid-September would also be very welcome.
We’re experienced with independent hiking and leave no trace wild camping, and we’ll be carrying our own gear and food. We understand that ferry schedules and weather may require a flexible itinerary.
If you have completed any part of the Stockholm Archipelago Trail we’d love to hear what worked, what didn’t and which places you found genuinely unmissable.
Thanks!
#camping #activity #hiking
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Hi everyone!
My wife and I are travelling to Sweden in mid September and are planning a 3 or 5 selfsupported hiking and wildcamping trip in the Stockholm Archipelago.
We’ve been looking at sections of the Stockholm Archipelago Trail, particularly Utö and Nåttarö, but we’re also considering islands farther north or east, such as Grinda, Svartsö, Möja, Runmarö and Sandhamn. We haven’t chosen a route yet and would especially like to hear from people who have actually hiked and camped in this area.
Which islands or combination of islands did you choose, and would you recommend your route? Did the different sections feel varied enough, or did some islands become repetitive in terms of scenery and hiking?
We’d also appreciate general advice on planning a self-supported trip: finding suitable wild-camping spots, managing drinking water and food supplies, and using ferries to connect the islands, especially outside the main summer season. Any tips on weather conditions, open shops or services, and combining hiking with kayaking in mid-September would also be very welcome.
We’re experienced with independent hiking and leave no trace wild camping, and we’ll be carrying our own gear and food. We understand that ferry schedules and weather may require a flexible itinerary.
If you have completed any part of the Stockholm Archipelago Trail we’d love to hear what worked, what didn’t and which places you found genuinely unmissable.
Thanks!
#camping #activity #hiking
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