Accessible hiking

Accessible Walk in the Wetland Area of Ekängsdalen

In the wetland area of Ekängsdalen, there is a 1.2 km round-trip walking route that is accessible to many. A large part of the trail follows a gravel path with a lake on both sides. In the spring, the area is rich in birdlife, and the birds can be observed up close. Some birds even build their nests just a few meters from the gravel path. Near the parking lot, there is a birdwatching platform with a wheelchair-accessible ramp.

The walk is accessible to many as the trail is short, flat, and follows a gravel path. There are benches along the way where you can sit and enjoy the surroundings.

Distance: 1.2 kilometers

Facilities: An accessible dry toilet is available. There is also a larger barbecue area with benches under a roof, as well as a table nearby. Two wind shelters are located close by. Along the trail, there are benches to sit on, an observation platform with a wheelchair ramp, and a birdwatching tower.

A map and more information can be found here.

“Skogsstigen” in Vallaskogen/Gamla Linköping

The trail runs through a part of Vallaskogen Nature Reserve and includes a number of stations that can be explored through sight, touch, and sound. It’s an accessible trail for many, taking you through beautiful pine forest in Vallaskogen Nature Reserve, and is known as a “sensory trail.”

Length: 1.2 kilometers

For whom: The trail is 1.2 km long and is specifically designed for individuals with disabilities. The path is marked with a light-colored border to assist those with visual impairments. It is also great for walking with small children.

A map and more information can be found here.

Accessible Hike at Rosenkällasjön

This is an accessible walk for many, located in the northwestern part of Rosenkällasjön in Tinnerö Nature Reserve. The trail includes both gravel paths and a dock with a railing. In this area, you’ll find abundant birdlife, especially in the spring, as well as beautiful viewpoints overlooking the lake. There is a sheltered barbecue area and an accessible dry toilet. The round-trip distance for this accessible walk is 500 meters. You can also walk around the entire lake, which is 3.8 kilometers, though some parts of the trail are more difficult to access.

Length: 500 meters round trip

Facilities: Sheltered barbecue area with benches, firewood, accessible dry toilet.

A map and more information can be found here.

 

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