We are very proud to introduce a guided group hike from Sweden to Norway in the summer of 2025. Over mountains, through forests and along the Trondheim fjord. Plus: a visit to the annual St. Olav Play in Stiklestad.
During this trip we hike part of the medieval pilgrim path through a sparsely populated area. This means that we walk mostly through beautiful Scandinavian nature, far away from civilization, on roads that have been there for at least a thousand years. Doing a pilgrimage means sharing meals, stories and rooms together – this truly is a communal journey along a historic path.
In a small group (8-12 persons plus guide) we hike the last approximately 170 kilometers of the St. Olav Path, from Åre/Skalstugan to Trondheim. The journey passes through Stiklestad – one of the most important places of the Olav saga, where we see the annual Olav Play – and continues along a fjord towards Trondheim. In Trondheim we receive our well-earned Olav Letter.
Coastal Pilgrim Path
7 November 2024
We are proud to introduce two new packages along the Coastal Pilgrim Route (Kystpilegrimsleia) in Norway: a mixture of beautiful hikes, guided tours and ferry trips.
Winter experience
15 October 2024
Discover the magic of winter along the historic St. Olavsleden Pilgrim Trail on this 7-day self-guided tour. Start in Östersund, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and enjoy local cuisine and cozy accommodation.
Walk in the footsteps of Viking King Olav on two short scenic hikes to a Viking Runestone and a stunning frozen waterfall. Ride horseback along the pilgrim route and ski through the peaceful winter landscape.
Explore the Jamtli Museum and the vibrant mountain village of Åre, with optional activities like dogsledding and snowshoeing. The tour includes transport, meals, and all equipment. This journey offers the perfect mix of nature, history, and relaxation.
My Finnish dream
5 October 2024
My special bond with Finland started four years ago. I had been a big fan of the Nordics for over twelve years and that is why I had decided to move to Finland. Once there, I immediately fell in love with the nature and the peace that the country radiates. Unfortunately, after a while I developed severe physical complaints that made it impossible for me to walk or stand on my legs. The Finnish doctors could not help me and I could not take care of myself, because of these physical problems. For that reason, my Finnish dream fell apart and after a year I had to move back to the Netherlands.