Småland by bike
Getting on your bike and setting off is a great way to discover Småland. There’s everything here – from short to long cycling routes, bike tours through the Västervik archipelago, to challenging mountain biking adventures. You can bring your own bike or rent everything you need on site. Here, we present some of the highlights of Småland.
Cycling tours in Småland and on Öland
Hop in the saddle and set off on a bike tour through Småland or across Öland. Here, you can cycle over islands, ride through forests, or pass by filming locations from the beloved Astrid Lindgren movies about Emil or the children of Bullerby.
Hop in the saddle and set off on a bike tour through Småland or across Öland. Here, you can cycle over islands, ride through forests, or pass by filming locations from the beloved Astrid Lindgren movies about Emil or the children of Bullerby.
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Mountain Biking & Pump Track
If you’re looking for a fun but slightly more challenging activity, you should try out mountain biking trails that run through varied terrain – or explore so-called pump tracks, where you don’t pedal but instead move the bike up and down over hills using “pumping” body movements.
Gravel Biking in Småland
Gravel biking – that is, cycling on gravel roads – is a fantastic way to discover hidden gems in Småland that will make your adventure truly special. Bring your own bike or rent everything you need on site. Here you’ll find some of the most beautiful gravel routes in Småland!
Bikehotels
If you want to stay overnight there are several acc…
Cycling tour guide
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By Bike to the Film Locations
Are you looking for an outdoor activity that brings you close to Småland’s natural beauty – while also learning more about Swedish cultural heritage? Then the guided cycling tours through Filmland …
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Are you looking for an outdoor activity that brings you close to Småland’s natural beauty – while also learning more about Swedish cultural heritage? Then the guided cycling tours through Filmland Småland are just the thing for you! The tours start at Filmbyn Småland in Mariannelund and lead to places like Katthult and Bullerby. Along routes ranging from 5 to 25 kilometers, you’ll pass several locations where scenes from the Emil of Lönneberga movies were filmed. On this bike tour, it’s not about who reaches the finish line first, but who experiences the most along the way.
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Cycling on Öland
A bridge connects the long, beautiful island of Öland with the mainland in Småland. Öland is the island of sunshine and cycling. Here, you can ride along the Ölandsleden – a 400-kilometre-long cycl…
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A bridge connects the long, beautiful island of Öland with the mainland in Småland. Öland is the island of sunshine and cycling. Here, you can ride along the Ölandsleden – a 400-kilometre-long cycling route that follows the coast and takes you through the island’s unique and diverse nature. Barren but beautiful limestone plains alternate with lush deciduous forests, idyllic stepped villages, and sweeping views of the sea, which is never far away. Along the way, you’ll pass historic sites, charming farm shops, and fantastic viewpoints.
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Sydostleden
Sydostleden is a national long-distance cycling route stretching 274 km, offering ever-changing landscapes along the way. Cycle from Växjö in Småland all the way to the coast of Skåne.
Trolley cycling
Riding an old draisine is an experience everyone can enjoy. It’s an eco-friendly and slightly unusual way to discover Småland on two wheels.
Cycling in Mullsjö
In Mullsjö, you’ll find beautiful cycling routes – perfect for relaxed rides with a basket on your handlebars. The routes are varied and take you through deep forests and open landscapes.
Right of Public Access
Cycling in nature is a wonderful way to experience the forest and landscape up close. According to Sweden’s Right of Public Access (Allemansrätten), you are free to move through nature by bike – bu…
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Cycling in nature is a wonderful way to experience the forest and landscape up close. According to Sweden’s Right of Public Access (Allemansrätten), you are free to move through nature by bike – but you must show respect for the environment and landowners. It’s important not to damage the ground, especially on soft trails or sensitive areas. You should avoid riding across cultivated land and be mindful of animals and other people. By following the rules of the Right of Public Access, we can all enjoy nature in a sustainable way.
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Isaberg Mountain Resort
Isaberg is a mountain resort and leisure center wit…
Cycling in the footsteps of emigrants
Take a bike ride through the rocky Småland that Vil…