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Enjoyable hike along the steep shores of lake Vättern and through Backamoskogen
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Hike along the steep shores of lake Vättern and through Backamoskogen on the beautiful Domsandspåret. Choose between circular routes of 5 and 7 km.
The trail takes you through Backamoskogen, a popular outdoor area with steep shorelines along the Vätterstranden. Between Domsand in the west and Vidablick in the east, the path runs along the shore ridge, offering a magical view over lake Vättern.
The tour takes you to the edge of the Domneån nature reserve and the marina before returning to Backamoskogen. Here, you can choose to continue across the river and up to Fiskebäcks Chapel before returning via the nature reserve, adding an extra 2 km loop.
Vidablick is a hub for a large number of hiking trails, running tracks, and walking paths. Here you will find a trail centre with all the trails in the area marked on a physical map.
From the camp, trails and paths range from 1.5 km to 14 km. The trails starting here include Vidablickspåret (1.5 km), Furuviksspåret (3 km), Tjuvanabbenspåret (4.5 km), Högamonleden (14 km), and Målskogsleden (19/13/15 km).
Adjacent to the trail centre, there is parking, picnic tables, and waste bins.
The trails are maintained by volunteers, and you can contribute to the work with a donation. External link, opens in new window.
The right of public access (Allemansrätten) allows you to explore Sweden’s nature. This unique privilege is based on shared responsibility, requiring everyone to respect wildlife, nature, landowners, and fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
The hiking trail passes through Domneån naturreservat. The usual right of public access does not apply fully in the nature reserve, read more at Länsstyrelsen.
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