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Hiking in Gla Forest
Bring your rucksack and experience nature in the best possible way. Hiking
is a relaxing and healthy way to exercise, and also gives you great
opportunities to study nature. Gla Forest offers 300 km of hiking
trails, you can choose anything from a round trip for a few hours
or weekly tours without having to take the same trail twice. All
trails are marked with orange, there are signs in the crossings,
and along the paths there are windbreaks, overnight cabins and resting
places. However, you still ought to bring your own tent just in
case the overnight cabins and windbreaks are already occupied.
We
recommend that you start in Lenungshammar from where hiking trails
in all the cardinal points start. For a more
detailed description, you can order our booklet "19 tours..."
Order the Glaskogen map and the hiking tour folder(pdf)
At the Karl XII:s cottage in Lenungshammar there is a nature and culture path that is suitable for walks in ordinary shoes and also
with prams. The path is 5 km and along it there are several information boards
describing geological and historical sights along the way. Make a stop in the
café for a coffee or order a picnic basket and enjoy it at any of the resting
places along the nature and culture path.
When using the facilities of Gla
Forest a visitor's card, "the Gla Forest Card", is required. The
entire amount paid for the card will go to maintaining the area.
Prices:
- 24 hours SEK 40/person
- Yearly season-ticket SEK 550/person, SEK 800/family
Besides the offices of the Glaskogen foundation in Arvika and Lenungshammar, the
Glaskogen card can be bought at the following places: Tourist-Offices in Arvika, Årjäng, Säffle, Karlstad, Arvika
Canoecenter, Petrol stations in Glava und Sulvik, Hillringsberg Herrgård,
Glava Gästgård, Ica in Glava, Sölje Camping, Wermes Hyrkanoter in Lenungshammar, Oldéns Kanucenter in Glava Glasbruk, Guesthouse Eleven in Jössefors,
Sommarvik Swecamp in Årjäng, Esters Café in Långserud and Survival Center in Svanskog.
[Updated 2012-01-18]
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