Höst vid Håga

Linnéstig Hågavandringen

Hiking
Near parking
Near Public Transport

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County: Uppsala län
6784.26 km away from you

Trail details

Length 6.0 km

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Description

In and around Uppsala there are eight Linnaeus trails, reconstructions of Linnaeus' own excursion routes. The entire Hågavandringen is six kilometers long with four junctions to discover. At the junctions there is information about the place and the opportunity to call Linnaeus and hear him talk about what the landscape looked like in his time. Read more about the sites on the Linnaeus Trails website.

The hike follows mostly roads and footpaths, but also paths through forests and across meadows. Put on your hiking boots and set off on a journey of discovery!

Hågavandringen is also a treasure hunt, a so-called multicache, where you can use clues to collect coordinates for the treasure. Read more about how it works in the Hågavandringen leaflet.

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Activities And Facilities

Accessibility

Mostly road and footpath, but also path.

Near the start there is parking, along the southern part of Kyrkogårdsgatan. At the end there is parking at Hågahögen, Kung Björns hög.

The bus stop closest to the start is called Slottsbacken and is right next to the Carolika Rediviva library. Walk into the English Park and past the back of the library to get to the start.

At the end is the bus stop Håga gård.

The Hågavandringen starts in Uppsala, in the English Park behind Carolina Rediviva. From here it goes past Kungsgärdet and out towards Stabbyskogen. Further through Flogsta to Håga village.