Pilgrim’s route from Sweden to Norway
St. Olavsleden is the world’s northernmost pilgrim’s way: from Selånger (Sweden) to Trondheim (Norway). The 580 km-long trail leads over mountains and through forests, along lakes and historical sites. St. Olavsleden is the Scandinavian answer to El Camino de Santiago de Compostela, the famous pilgrimage to Spain.
Nordic Pilgrim offers hiking trips along St. Olavsleden since 2014, in stages, the complete route, individually or in a group. We can help with providing information, booking accommodation, food and (luggage) transfer.
We are closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation in the Nordic countries and will adjust the hikes for the 2021 season according to the recommendations of the governments.
Possible stages
Selånger – Bräcke
approx. 7 days
From the Swedish east coast, through mysterious forests and passing lakes.
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Bräcke – Östersund
approx. 4 days
A hike along historical sites, beer breweries and pittoresque villages.
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Östersund – Åre
approx. 6 days
Crossing idyllic isles and rural areas, with views on the Swedish mountains.
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Åre – Stiklestad
approx. 7 days
Een hike through the Scandinavian wildernss in the direction of Stiklestad.
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Stiklestad – Trondheim
approx. 7 days
The last stage of the trip follows the fjord and ends at the Nidaros Cathedral.
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Complete route
approx. 1 month
From coast to coast: along fields, through forests, over mountains, to Trondheim.
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Starting price: 350 euro per stage.
Including: accommodation, food, pelgrim pass, maps, booking and information.
Excluding: transport of luggage, the trip to and from Scandinavia, insurance.
Please note: the starting price of 350 euro is for the shortest stage. Concerning the 2019 season are not all prices and accommodations set yet.
There are several accommodations which don’t offer food. You will have to fix your own food there.
Often there is a kitchen available or restaurants in the vicinity. Ask us for details.