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Photographer: Lukasz Warzecha

Seven accessible hiking trails in Sjuhärad

Here we present seven accessible hiking trails. Enjoy beautiful forests, lovely views, open bogs and sparkling lakes.


1. Vängaleden

The Vänga bog hiking trail offers an easy and lovely hike of up to 5 kilometers depending on how you choose to walk the loop. Part of the walk is accessible and walks on wide wooden planks over the bog.
 
 

2. Rya Åsar

Rya åsar offers varied nature for actuíve outdoor life near the centre of Borås. Here there is a fantastic landscape with rocky slopes, oak forest slopes, extensive coniferous forests and living farmland.

Read more about Rya Åsar hiking trail here
 
 
 

3. Lassalyckan

The path is a marked loop of approx. 750 metres, where there is also a rest area with tables and benches in the middle of the loop. The ground is firm and wide and consists of hard-packed gravel, which is well suited to both a bicycle and a wheelchair.

Read more about the trail here.
 
 
 

4. Kypegården

Right at the edge of Kypesjön there is an accessible walking loop that is 750 metres long. Here you can come right to the edge of the small, beautiful lake. There are several rest areas along the loop.

Read more about Kypegårdens hiking trail here
 
 
 

5. Hofsnäs nature trails

Hofsnäs nature trails are in a hiking area near Torpa stenhus and Hofsnäs manor house in the Torpanäset nature reserve. There are several circular loops to choose from, ranging from 1 kilometre to 4.8 kilometres. The shortest loop of one kilometer is wheelchair accessible.
 
 
 
 

6. Kolbränningen

The Kolbränningen/Hestra outdoor and recreation area just west of Borås is next to a large nature and forest area. 
 
 
 
 
 

7. Kransmossen

In recent years, we have made different stretches more accessible along the Krans river, where you can now travel on a wooden deck right to the edge of the rippling river. There are several rest areas along the route.