Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions
Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions
Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions
Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions
Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions
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Lemlandsleden 25 km – hilltops and peasant sailing traditions

The trail can be hiked in several stages. Söderby village is located halfway the trail. The trail between Lemström and Söderby offers several scenic sea and archipelago views. Lemström’s canal with beautiful canal walls of stone was built in 1882 is a popular picnic spot among the locals and visitors alike. Lemland’s medieval church is located in Norrby village next to an Iron Age burial ground.

The trail between Söderby and Lumparsund goes up on Bistorpberget hill, 77 metres above the sea level. The view over the Lumparn is splendid, and there are large stone fields created by the inland ice. The trail passes Norrby and Granboda villages. Granboda farmers were diligent skippers in the 1800s, and shipping was important for the entire municipality. The farmer-shipping homestead Pellas with a cafë and museum is open for visitors during the summer. By the narrow strait of Lumparsund you can still see remains of sunk ship wrecks, including wrej of the schooner Leo.

Enjoy nature! Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footsteps.


Length: 25 km
Location: Lemland
Terrain: Moderate. Varied terrain with rocky hills, forest trails and village roads.
Signposts: White-topped poles and white ribbons on trees, utility poles and stones.

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