4 links to get the best spot in paradise for trail-running Höga Kusten

Read this post if you love running or hiking, and save its links for your next Höga Kusten holiday in nature.

Get practical information on hiking and trail running routes on the paths in the forests of the beautiful mountains surrounding the area of Skule, their summits give exciting panoramic views of the archipelago.

Even if you are only visiting the High Coast for a few days, there are at least six mountains in the area that will provide you with unforgettable hikes, and at least two of them you simply must run: the trails at Skuleberget Mount are located a mere few kilometers away from our piers, whereas Slåttalsberget summit is situated inside Skuleskogen National Park.

Catch the opportunity to run across beautiful forests between the mountain and the Baltic Sea and to get unique "trail" experiences reconnecting the wilderness.

For a few unforgettable outdoor missions into nature during the weekend or for a several-day holiday plan, you can draw your adventure over the breathtaking scenery of the High Coast: set your base camp in Docksta, starting from the marina and exploring new trails and terrains right into the heart of World Heritage.

 

4 key links to start from: explore endless opportunities for trail runners and hikers in the area of Skuleskogen National Park or Skuleberget Mount nearby Docksta.

The High Coast is a paradise for trail running: it offers the perfect terrain playground for hikers and runners, both for beginners and experts.

Plan ahead of time, get your calendar ready, and organize your runner's holiday, and don't forget to include these locations and best segments:

 

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Run the Skuleberget Mount's magnificent paths into its natural area

5 trails highlighted by local runners 👉 read more >

 
 

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Slåttdalsberget Mount: don't miss a memorable trail to experience the Skuleskogen National Park's top spots and scenery

I wholeheartedly endorse this trek 👉 read more >

 
 

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Discover the paths to the most stunning panoramic spots over the archipelago: Vårdkallberget, Getsvedjeberget, Fäberget

Run steep, get high on the High Coast 👉 read more >

 
 

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And if you want to add some adrenaline competition to spice up your vacation, joining a race is a top opportunity to discover new special places to run and to meet people who share your same passion.

Here is the reasonate calendar of trail running events and races on the High Coast: from the autumn or winter edition of the Höga Kusten Trail, to the TrailÖvik or HärnöTrail races, and others appointments.

Run wild, race fast in the Höga Kusten 👉 read more→

 

I attempted to provide a brief overview of some of the countless options for hiking and running in the outdoors during a trip to the High Coast, even if it's just for a few days, by writing the blog posts that are highlighted at the links above.

From a natural perspective, this part of Sweden is beautiful and has many distinctive features. The Höga Kusten can provide visitors who wish to run or hike with an amazing experience in the forests, islands, mountains, and coastline that define the archipelago, as well as those who just want to relax and enjoy a stay that immerses them in Nordic nature.

Looking for an unusual trail-running experience in the High Coast? 👉 Try this excursion along Rotsidan >

 

The High Coast in Västernorrland County, Sweden, is also a world heritage site for trail-running enthusiasts!

Set your holiday base camp at a top location.

Based in Docksta for your vacation, you can walk to the trails that lead you to the mountains that I have described, and you will be close to the national park. You can also easily get around by car or by bus, and you will be in the ideal location to start exploring the area. 👉 Take a look at our vacation Airbnb accommodations by the seaside >

 
 
 

#HIGHCOASTRUNNER

”I’m sharing running experiences within the High Coast World Heritage in Sweden”

Feel free to contact me:

Tommaso De Rosa

@tominthehighcoast

+46 (0)76.3136909

or +39.335.1309207 (WhatsApp too)
dockstahavet@gmail.com

 

P.S. I like to explore new routes with a hiking mindset, especially those on the High Coast. Here below you find what I highlighted in these blog posts.

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