Cycling tour on small forest roads
with overnight stay in Glass house

As a base for your tours, you stay in comfortable rooms at Sommarhagen.
You enjoy homemade food made from local ingredients. You arrive the evening
before your adventure, check into your cozy room
and enjoy dinner in the restaurant.
Here you will also receive maps and information for tomorrow's experiences.

The morning after, you cycle on small forest roads to your Glass house,
which is located by your wilderness lake.
This tour goes through the deep forests around Sommarhagen.
You will hardly see any houses and have the entire forest to yourself.
The population density in the area is only 2 people/sq km,
so you will only hear the wind in the trees and birdsong.

In your glass house, comfortable beds, food and equipment await you for
a relaxing Wilderness stay.
The canoe is located by the shore - all you have to do is enjoy
nature and the silence.
Hike, paddle, fish, pick berries and mushrooms - or just be. Listen to the silence, experience nature and enjoy the relaxation
from the stresses of everyday life.

Then you crawl into your comfortable bed and look up at the stars above you,
listen to the sounds of nature and the wind in the trees.
After a good night's sleep, you wake up at sunrise and enjoy your breakfast.

The next day, you continue your bike ride on small forest roads.
You also pass the small village of Ulrika with its beautiful
wooden church from the 18th century.
There is also a nice bathing lake and a small general store with a café.
You continue your bike ride past lakes and forests
until you are back to the Glass house.

You can also choose to stay at the Glass house all day and enjoy paddling and swimming.
Maybe a forest hike in the area or just be.

After breakfast the next day, you cycle to Sommarhagen,past lakes
and through the forest. You pass beautiful Malexander with a church,
a local history museum and a sandy beach.
There your cozy room and dinner in the restaurant await you,
as the sun sets over the meadow and lake

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