Parking - Björnö bridge
- Municipality: Västerås
- 6752.04 km away from you
Parking next to Björnö bridge.
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Parking next to Björnö bridge.
Parking at the Borntorpet starting point. 3 different exercise trails and the Bruksleden hiking trail start from Borntorpet. Here you will also find weather protection and barbecue area. In and around the exercise trails, we show consideration for each othe…
Parking at Hallstahammar sport centre
Parkering med plats för 5-6 bilar. Från parkeringen följer du Bruksledens markering cirka 120 meter västerut. Därefter viker leden norrut.
Parking lot at Bruksleden.
Parking lot at Bruksleden.
Boda ligger nära riksvägen mellan Sala och Heby och är därmed ganska lättillgängligt för besökare. Området har inga uppmärkta stigar, men är strövvänligt. Vid reservatets östra utkant finns en anordnad parkeringsplats för bilar. Om du istället väljer att t…
Parking lot with picnic table and information sign for those who want to walk Skinnskatteberg - Färnaleden and park your car in Färna.
Parking is along the forest road/parking areas west of the area. Then you have to walk 500 meters along Bruksleden to get to Stora Acktjärnen. The path is not adapted for accessibility
Erikslund Shopping Center is a perfect stop before or during your hike. Here you will find access to toilets, many restaurants and cafés, where you can replenish your energy. There are also shops selling food, drinks and other equipment you may need before…
Skultuna Hotel is located in the middle of the historic mill community Skultuna, founded already in 1607. Here tradition and comfort meet in a natural environment. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation and a restaurant where you can enjoy good food aft…
**Snickarbacken - meeting place for nature, play and exercise Welcome to a well-known excursion destination in Surahammar The slope and the area have now been given a major facelift. There are lighting poles on the slope itself, making it possible to go sle…
The church was originally built by Franciscan monks who traveled on foot through Sweden. The Grey Friars, as they were also known, settled in towns they believed had potential for growth and where there were plenty of people. They were skilled in medicine,…