John Bauerleden

The John Bauer Trail is named after the well-known Jönköping artist John Bauer, who got inspiration from these areas. You will pass many old buildings on your way. Near Gränna is the village of Röttle located, where you will find Jerusalem's mill from the 13th century. It is one of the nation's oldest non-church buildings. There is also Rasmus mill from the 17th century, which is still in operation.

You finish your hiking at Grännaberget 350 metres above sea level. You have a unique view of the four provinces that surround Lake Vättern. There are windbreaks as well as fireplaces along the entire trail.

Segment: Huskvarna - Bunn - Gränna

Length: 57.7 km

The John Bauer Trail is marked by posts painted orange and connects in the south to the Södra Vätterleden Trail and in the north to the Holaved Trail and the Västanå Trail south of Gränna.

If you're hiking the John Bauer Trail and would like a place to stay the night, Bauergården in Bunn offers hotel rooms, cottages and an RV park.