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Erstavik: Entré Drevinge

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Once you have passed the viaduct under Saltsjöbadsleden, you are in a fertile valley where people have farmed the land since at least the Iron Age. On the slope to the right is a burial ground from that time and traces of the old Drevinge village. To the left is today a large horse riding facility. It is easy to walk or cycle on Erstaviksvägen and on some of the small roads that meet. The road network has existed for many hundreds of years. Long ditches and avenues are other traces of the lively agriculture that was practiced here. Today, grazing and horses help keep fields and meadows open. If you turn west on the nearest crossing road, you will end up at the edge of Saltsjöbaden's golf course and can continue towards Fisksätra. For a longer walk - continue to the Green Trail, and take it to Hellasgården or Solsidan.

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For a trip on foot, you can take the Saltsjöbanan to Östervik station. Walk down to Saltsjöbadsvägen and follow it west for about 500 meters, and you will arrive where Erstaviksvägen begins. Unfortunately there is no footpath on this stretch. If you come by car, it is better to start at the entrance south of Fisksätra. It is not possible to park at the Drevinge entrance.

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